Hi everyone,
I’ve recently started using Fabric IQ Plan, which requires working entirely within the platform.
One limitation I’ve encountered is the lack of an undo functionality - there doesn’t seem to be a button for it, and standard shortcuts like Ctrl+Z don’t appear to work either.
In other Microsoft tools, this is a basic capability. For example, even in Power BI Service it’s possible to use Ctrl+Z to go back one step, which makes it much easier to safely experiment and correct mistakes. Having a similar behaviour in Fabric IQ Plan would significantly improve usability and user confidence when making changes.
Is there an existing feature or workaround to revert changes (e.g. going back n steps)?
Thanks in advance!
Miriam
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- GopuluRegular VisitorThe UNDO/REDO functionality is part of the GA release build and will be available in the next few weeks.
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