In addition to dragging fields from the "Fields" pane, it would be nice to click into a visualization area (such as "Axis", "Legend", "Value", etc.) and start typing. Each area would become an autocomplete box, and populate a field name based on what you have typed so far. Additionally, you could move between slots (perhaps from "Axis" to "Legend") by hitting tab or enter. This keystroke would confirm the autocompleted value currently in progress and move you to the next field. The end result would be the ability to click into "Axis", type the first characters of your field name, hit enter or tab, do the same for "Legend", and create a full chart in seconds.
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- jpetersen1New MemberI love this idea. Models with a large number of columns or measures are very hard to navigate in the Field pane. Autocompletion for visualization fields would be amazing and really speed up report building. Also tabbing between fields. I think keyboard shortcuts are in short supply in PowerBI which requires too much use of the mouse.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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