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cjemmott
Advocate IV
9 years ago
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View Data Colors

When I click "View Data" on a plot in Power BI I see this:

 

The colors are totally illegible!  When what I want to see is this:

 

 

What is super strange is that I see this problem in Desktop intermittently (even on the same plot!), but for all plots in Premium.  I am using a custom theme

 

{
"name": "cjemmott",
"dataColors": ["#263c42", "#f1592a", "#739ca2", "#dfaf26", "#1ca2dc"],
"background":"#ededee",
"foreground":"#d5e3e5",
"tableAccent": "#739ca2"
}

 

Is there a way to control these colors?  Why are they acting differently in Power BI desktop and Power BI Premium?

 

 

 

 

  • cjemmott

     

    As I tested with your JSON, it shows same "greyed" table visual in both Power BI Desktop.

     

     

     

     

     

    I think this is your expected style from your JSON. And I guess you selected "keep destination theme" when pinning dashboard tiles.

     

     

    Regards,

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  • v-sihou-msft's avatar
    v-sihou-msft
    Microsoft Employee

    cjemmott

     

    As I tested with your JSON, it shows same "greyed" table visual in both Power BI Desktop.

     

     

     

     

     

    I think this is your expected style from your JSON. And I guess you selected "keep destination theme" when pinning dashboard tiles.

     

     

    Regards,

    • cjemmott's avatar
      cjemmott
      Advocate IV

      Got it!  

       

      I think I may have figured out whay I was confused.

       

      In Desktop I right click on a bar chart in a report and select "see data".  This opens a split screen with the bar plot on the top and a black and white table of the data below that (even with the theme).

       

      I then publish this report to Power BI Premium.  In Premium through the browser do the same thing, right click on the bar chart and select "see data".  The layout is the same, but now the table is the illegible color scheme.

       

      My issue is that desktop and premium are giving different results.  But I did modify the JSON to work around this problem - thanks for the help.