The Power BI Web Part (embed in sharepoint online) works well for me, but I want to adjust the frame size. I have a report that is wider and longer than the web part frame so I have double vertical and horizontal scrollbars. The only options for frame size are '16:9' or '4:3'. The frame size should default to the report size (or allow input of height and width of the iframe in px)
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- This is very frustrating. I have a report that I need to let my organization utilize, but the way it shows up in SharePoint does not allow the screen to show all the information at once without horizontal scrolling. The information that is on the left hand side of the screen directly correlates with what is on the right hand side of the screen.
- Frustrating stuff ...
- Big vote for an adjustable webpart frame for PowerBI..This will make our roll out of organisation wide reporting through our SharePoint site super clunky. Looking forward to a future update soon!
- Super frustrating! Why even let us customize the size of a report if it is then forced into 16:9 or 4:3. Makes no sense.
- This is very important to our organization. We're even considering custom development to accomplish this, which is crazy since it's a feature that really feels like it should have been included from the start.
- if we have access to the following CSS class, the problem will be solved .CanvasZone { max-width: 1284px; padding: 0 12px; margin: 0; margin-top: -18px; } change the max-width: 1284px; to 100%
- Echo most of the posts below around organisational roll out and limitation/clunkiness of the frame size - also add a print function as many people would like to include an extract of the report easily to ppt or word.
- Agreed.. We are on the verge of having to start a larger BI project. It is a requirement that this must be a part of our existing Sharepoint Online solution.
- I'm building a PBI report as the main content on the home page (SharePoint). Due to the frame size limitation, the homepage looks unprofessional with additional white spaces. Please make the feature available.
- Users should be able to view the dashboard on complete window not by scroll down
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