Context / Problem: Some reports have a lot of filters (dozens) and is really difficult for an end-user to easily have an idea of the currently applied filters. End-users have to scroll down among dozens of filters to understand entirely what is the filter context.   Proposal: Add an option to “Sort by Currently Applied Filters”, so that they go all to the top.   ... View more

I really struggle to understand why this feature is not implemented? Its good to use a custom Canvas Setting, which usually goes along with a page view "Actual Size", but when my users are looking at the dashboard from a laptop I advise them to use "Fit to width" and sometimes if you are using a different monitor its better to use "Fit to page" but the problem is that you have to go through all the pages and change the view manually. Its very logical that if you want it for a certain page - you want it for all the pages or atleast introduce a toggle that can turn on this function of "Synced Page View" so when you change the view on the first page it changes it on all of the rest of the pages.   Thank you! ... View more

I want the VS Code github copilot agent mode experience, but in the browser at the Fabric workspace level. The agent can create new fabric files in the workspace, modify any and all existing files, and schedule or execute things like notebooks and pipelines. ... View more

Several customers are experiencing issues when creating multivalue parameters for paginated reports connected to a PostgreSQL database. We are currently using an ODBC connection to access PostgreSQL. The following error is appearing: "Could not add multi value query parameter '?' for dataset 'XXX' Query because it is not supported by the data extension." To address this, please consider implementing support for multi value query parameters when using ODBC as the connector. This enhancement would help resolve the challenges users are facing and improve the overall reporting experience.   ... View more

There should be a search button on Power BI desktop where I can just seach anything like tools, models, tables and so on ... View more

While there are third-party visualizations for Box and Whisker or Violin Plot visuals, some organizations don't allow the installation of third-party sources.   Box and Whiskey and Violin Plot are very useful for understanding the mean, upper/lower quartile, and the max/min values of a dataset. Example might be HEDIS quality performance, Body-Mass-Index, Allowed per Procedure, Survival Rates -- all to better understand clinical variation in the community and within medical service centers. Box and whisker plots are frequently used visualizations in academic literature. ... View more

Adjust width of small multiple headers column.    ... View more

Good afternoon. I think you all should improve the world map options for Power BI's Microsoft Azure. There should be some sort of modified map that is available without special download that improves the display. With the current map, the land area for Canada and Greenland is very stretched out, leading to distortions and an unattractive appearance when filling in either of the countries. ... View more

Dear Power BI Team, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to submit a feature request to enhance the functionality of Gauge charts in Power BI. Currently, the color gradient settings in Gauge visuals allow only static numerical inputs for the minimum and maximum limits of the gradient. There is no option to use dynamic measures to define these gradient boundaries. This limitation restricts users who need to display dynamic indicators where the high and low boundaries frequently change based on data or slicer filters. Supporting dynamic gradient colors based on measures would enable: More flexible and meaningful visualizations of live or changing data. Advanced indicators that adapt automatically to the current dataset without manual adjustments. A significant improvement in user experience and efficiency, minimizing the need for complex workarounds such as SVG coding or custom visuals. I kindly suggest adding the capability to select measures (dynamic values) for the gradient limits in Gauge charts, allowing customizable and data-driven gradient rules rather than fixed static numbers. This feature will greatly enhance the power and versatility of Power BI Gauge visuals and meet the needs of advanced reporting workflows. Thank you for your continuous effort in improving Power BI. I look forward to seeing this enhancement in a future release. Best regards, Zaydoon   ... View more

Even word allows version history! Instead, I make duplicate files named v1, v2, v3, v4, v5 etc to combat this. I now have about 27 different files for one powerbi project 😀.   Also, when I want to make changes to a report page I create a duplicate page in case I mess it up. Please make the undo/version history/autosave functionality, as is present in every other office application(!) - I don't feel the need for messy duplicates in other apps. ... View more

Enable dashboard-level sharing in Microsoft Fabric without requiring access to the underlying raw datasets or Kusto clusters. Problem: Currently, when sharing summarized views in ADX dashboards, recipients must have full backend data access—even if they only need aggregated insights. This creates security and compliance challenges, especially for external auditors or partners. Proposed Capability: Allow granting view-only access to dashboards without exposing underlying data sources. Support scenarios where filtered or aggregated views can be shared securely without creating separate datasets or dashboards. Maintain feature parity with ADX dashboards while adding this granular sharing option. Benefits: Simplifies compliance and audit workflows. Reduces complexity of creating filtered datasets for each scenario. Aligns with strategic goals for secure data collaboration. Example Use Cases: External auditors e.g., teams outside the company needing targeted views. Partners requiring limited insights without full data access. ... View more

Description: When saving a Power BI Desktop file, the application displays a message such as “Last saved: Today at 10:25 AM.” However, the term “Today” can be misleading. If a user reopens the file on a later date, the message still reads “Today at 10:25 AM,” even though the actual save date was not today. This can create confusion, as users may believe the file was saved on the current day. Suggestion: Replace the word “Today” with the actual save date (e.g., “Last saved: October 12, 2025 at 10:25 AM”) to ensure clarity and accuracy across sessions. @ Powe BI Thanks! ... View more

n8n is the new rising star in node-based workflow automation. Unfortunately, there are no native nodes in n8n for connecting to Fabric, specifically to read data from or write data to a Lakehouse or Warehouse. In my opinion, a seamless connection between an n8n workflow and data stores in a Fabric workspace would be a huge asset for both tools. ... View more

I'm not entirely sure whether it's a feature idea or just a bug in Power BI (or in general), but I think it would be great if, when using synchronized slicers across pages, not only the data filters were synchronized—as they already are—but also the 'Show/Hide' and 'Lock' options. For example: I have the same slicer on two different pages, "Page1" and "Page2", and it's synchronized across both. I want to display only a subset of the data in the slicer, so on "Page1" I apply a filter to it to exclude unnecessary values. Then, I use the "Hide" and "Lock" options to prevent users from seeing or interacting with the slicer. However, when I navigate to "Page2", the same slicer is visible and fully interactive. This means users can see which data has been filtered, which defeats the purpose of hiding it in the first place.   In conclusion, I believe these options—Hide and Lock—should also be synchronized across pages. And when there's a conflict between "Show" and "Hide", the Hide option should take precedence. Any thoughts? Have you ever experienced this issue?    Filter on Page1 Same filter on Page2   ... View more

We've already got the option to create an SQL project for Fabric warehouse, but wouldn't it be good if you were able to manage and develop your whole Fabric solution in a Visual Studio solution with appropriate projects?   My dream (bear in mind, I'm coming at this from a data engineer point of view) would be a single Visual Studio solution which I could have individual projects for data factory pipelines, warehouses, lakehouses, notebooks, eventhouses, semantic models and even PowerBI visuals. Then I could use CI/CD pipelines to deploy it all (well, I can dream can't I?)   This would really help with source control and deployment since currently we've got a mismash of deploying different artifacts using different methods, its a mess. Let us just be able to deploy 'professionally' using tools like Azure DevOps that we've been using for everything else?   It's obviously quite a bit of a thing to change/implement, but I think it would really help unify development for teams using familiar existing tools and not have to work on different things in different places (e.g. web portal, VS code, etc...). At the moment I'm constantly flicking between the web portal, VS code (when the darn Fabric extension works that is!) and various different deployment tools.     ... View more

What is the idea? Add a comprehensive spell-check functionality in Power BI / Microsoft Fabric reports that covers all text elements — including visual titles, axis names, column and measure names, legend labels, page tabs, tooltips, and any other text fields — not only text boxes. Why is this important? It enhances professionalism and credibility in reports shared with stakeholders. It ensures consistency and prevents misunderstandings caused by small spelling mistakes. It saves time: authors currently must manually review all text or rely on external tools. It improves accessibility, localization, and inclusiveness. It aligns Power BI with modern expectations for enterprise tools, as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint already include full spell-check support. Real-world example / Use-case: I live in Austria for five years now and work for a Business Intelligence consultancy where many dashboards are created in German. Many of our developers, however, are foreigners who are not native German speakers. As a result, misspellings often slip into production dashboards, especially when testing teams overlook minor linguistic details. A native spell-check system would prevent these errors and significantly improve report quality and consistency across multilingual teams — a situation shared by many BI professionals worldwide.   What should it include? Red underlining and suggestions for misspelt words in all editable text fields. A configurable dictionary (supporting multiple languages and domain-specific terms). Options to enable or disable spell check per report or per element. A “Review Spelling” mode to scan the entire report for inconsistencies. Impact A global spell-check feature would directly enhance report quality, consistency, and trust, saving hours of manual proofreading for Power BI creators and teams across all industries and languages.   PS: This Text was revised and enhanced using Artificial Intelligence. ... View more

Currently python notebooks are subject to the same limits as spark notebooks Concurrency limits and queueing in Apache Spark for Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn   From my experiance this means that on an F2 you can not run more than 4 notebook sessions at once via a pipeline. This limit is fine for spark given the higher node size floor meaning that four sessions will likley consume 100% of an F2. However, as python notebooks run by default with 2 vCores you can run far more sessions at once for the same capacity. This limits how many jobs can run at once increasing ETL durations.   Ideally the queue limit for python notebooks should be double the spark notebook queue. E.g. 8 on an F2, or this could be a blended limit, e.g 2 spark notebooks and 4 python notebooks. ... View more

SQL Server Mirroring is great but it cannot be used to indentify incremental create, read and update operations in the source system because you cannot turn on change data feed for Delta Lake tables in OneLake for the mirrored database. This would save huge amount of time and effort building incremental data pipeliens. Re: SQL Server Mirroring - how to identify latest ... - Microsoft Fabric Community ... View more

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