It is necessary to have an interpreter for HTML tags (tables, matrices and cards) in the bi power, like we have in the report builder (SSRS) used in SharePoint lists in our organization
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- ray14New MemberAbsolutely. Not only is this necessary for SharePoint lists, but also for Project Online multi-line ECFs. The solution *CANNOT* be to use a replace function for every single possible tag, which has been the workaround previously.
- pnu4laderNew MemberYes, please. The messy HTML tags basically render the reporting functionality completely useless for PWA multi-line custom fields.
- o365spoAdvocate IIIThis is a must have. HTML/CSS and Rich text data!
- cathy_charkeCrNew MemberThis is absolutely vital to make the dashboard and reports usable
- r_meijerNew Membersure we need that to report sharepoint list items with rtf fields
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberYes, this would be very helpful. I'm looking for a way to eliminate the noise when providing a hyperlink in a table or matrix. Currently the only option is to display the hyperlink text, but it would be much better if I could dynamically build html to create a hyperlink with the text of my choice.
- Catherine_JewetNew MemberThis is a difficult one to work around and a great feature to have for reporting.
- lei_tangNew MemberIt has been bugging me for quite a while. Don't understand why columns can be parsed to JSON and XML but not rendered HTML instead of having all the tags... We need this!
- Renee_gardnerNew MemberHas anyone found improvements in Power BI being able to read HTML File format?
- balakrishna1411New MemberHi Team, Any Update on this...
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