This will definitely be a good feature to have. Hope MS will add it in future. But there is a work around for this problem, following are the steps 1) Create a copy of the original table visual 2) remove all the fields from the duplicate table except for the first column(assuming that is the Colum you want to freeze) 3) Shrink that same column in the original table to the minimum width 4) align these 2 tables together Cons 1) The column width can not be reduced to 0 to almost make it not visible, so not only shrinked the column to the min size but I also moved it to the end of the table 2) Sometime when you remove columns the granularity of the table changes and the 2 tables are not in sync. work around keep the lowest granular column in the duplicate table and hide it. 3) when sorting is used on any of the tables then the other table does not sort, obviously! I do not have a work around for that. 4) when the data is exported, the main column(that is almost hidden will be exported) is moved to the end of the table. work around, DONT move it to the end after shrinking!!! but you will see a strange space which you can hopefully hide when aligning the 2 table please let me know If anyone has a workaround for problem 3! Hope this helps!
definitely missed, I have 30 plus columns and Power BI does lend itself well to scrolling left and right, scrollbar is quite thin, disappears and is not well contrasted so quite a mission.