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Hello,
Rectangle shapes are showing borders when I export my chart to PDF even though borders are turned off or the same color as the background. I am using the most recent verison of PowerBI Desktop (so I have a "border" option, but not an "outline" option).
Things I've tried:
1. Turning the border and visual border off
2. Changing the border and visual border to be the same color as the background
3. Changing the border transparency to 100% and then trying it with both the border on and border off
The transparency workaround does not seem to work on the most recent version.
I've attached screenshots:
1. The chart in PowerBI Desktop
2. The settings for the selected rectangle shape
3. How the chart appears when exported as a PDF
Hi @mspar10,
You can try to turn on the border option or the rectangle to enable custom on border properties: setting transparency to 100% and width to 0px.
Export result:
overlapping borderless rectangles
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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