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Anonymous
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tab order get's messed up

 

Hi I need a proper tab order (Creating accessible reports in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn) for accessibility reasons. I defined it as shown in the documentation, but everytime I publish the dashboard the order is still messed up and not in order as displayed here:

askBI_0-1670442980687.png

Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?

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Anonymous
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HI @v-yalanwu-msft ,

 

thanks for the answer. So the screenshot above is my desired tab order which I configured manually as described in the link you sent (Tab Order Enhances Power BI Report Accessibility – Data Savvy).

 

Although, when I publish the report the actual tab order is like this:

actual tab orderconfigured tab order
1. Appbar1. Appbar
2.  PrimaryButton2. SecondaryButton
3. TertiaryButton3. TextBox
4. SecondaryButton4. PrimarySlicer

5. DataView

5. HelpBox

...

...

 

 

Best Regards

 

 

v-yalanwu-msft
Community Support
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Hi, @Anonymous ;

Can you share a screenshot about the sequential screenshot of the dashboard after publishing it for comparison. Depending on the pictures you provide, the order is normal.

Tab Order Enhances Power BI Report Accessibility – Data Savvy


Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
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Wondering if you ever sorted this problem, I am in the same situation of trying to create an accessible report and tab order changes when I publish

Anonymous
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 @Power_burgo, no unfortunately not. The only workaround I used, is to group the elements properly, so even if the order get's messed up it's only within the respective hierarchy and therefore in smaller areas of the UI. 

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