This was so very helpful for data ingestion.  I don't understand why MS would make data ingestion more difficult.  It created a complex array parameter for the pipeline, set up the Foreach activity and nested a Copy Data Activity, all while passing and generating the proper parameters--esp. the parameter stored in the pipeline that made the whole thing work.  Data Ingestion should be the easiest thing; MS should give as many tools as possible to continue to make it easier to bolster Fabric adoption.  Removing this is a step backward.  I was using this last month on a project, got sidelined with other work, went back to it and the "wizard" isn't there any more.  So frustrating and disappointing.  Also, this had functionality that isn't available in a Copy Job.  Please please please bring it back. ... View more

In general searching, it seems well‑documented that when performing a merge in Power Query and then expanding the resulting table, any rows that have no match in the merged table get dropped during the expand step. This is “working as intended” according to the current design, but for new users — or users who don’t know to look for this — the behavior is unexpected and can lead to silent data loss. There is no warning in the UI that expanding a merged table may remove rows, and the only way to preserve them is to write custom M code in the Advanced Editor to replace empty tables with nulls before expanding. A simple, backward‑compatible improvement would solve this problem and make the behavior clear to users: Add a third option to the expand menu: “Row‑Preserving Expand.” As shown above today the UI offers: Expand Aggregate The proposal is to add: Row‑Preserving Expand This option would behave like a true left join from the user’s perspective: If the nested table is empty, the expanded columns would be filled with nulls instead of dropping the row. This is already achievable with custom M code, but should be a built‑in, discoverable option. This would: Prevent silent data loss Make the expand behavior transparent Align the UI with the merge dialog’s promise (“Left Outer: All from first, matching from second”) Avoid breaking existing queries, since it’s a new function Help users understand that expand behavior is more nuanced than it appears Even a tooltip noting that this option may be more expensive would be fine — the key is giving users a safe, intuitive way to expand without losing rows.   ... View more

If a user encounters an error in a Power BI report, such as from missing data permissions, currently the only way the report creator will know is if the user notifies them. It would be nice to have a method of sending an alert to the report creator with the error message so they can proactively address it. ... View more

Hello, it would be great if we are able to rename just the Grand Total row or column in a Table view.  Currently, we can change the Subtotal names but that also affects the Grand Total.      ... View more

In Synapse where a pipeline fails and then is re-started from failure, the re-started/re-run pipeline becomes the parent in the monitoring view and the previously failed child pipeline becomes the child, available from the parent drop down. This makes it much easier to see if the pipeline has been rerun/restarted successfully, whereas currently we have to view historical runs and then reorder the start times to see if there is a more recent run after the failure. Filtering for failed pipelines is currently still showing the original failure even if the failed run has been restarted from failure and then finished successfully. ... View more

When we access the Visual in Focus mode we are getting "Untitled" in the title visual for Android or Iphone Power BI mobile application. This issue is not visible in browser view but appearing only in mobile application view. ... View more

I have noticed that the quote conversion numbers on EOS are different to the ones that gets sent to my manager daily.  Which would be a more accurate number? ... View more

Hello, I want to suggest for future versions of Power BI to include a visibility functionality on visuals, specially on slicers.   If a measure is 1 to show and 0 to hide it. I spent hours looking for alternatives but I see to include a shape, but it didn't help. Other suggestion is to have options to programmaticaly resize the visuals.   Thanks. ... View more

Currently, when a semantic model has RLS applied, users with Viewer role cannot consume shortcuts to that model. The shortcut breaks and only works if the user has Contributor rights in the source workspace. This limitation makes it difficult to enforce proper governance, since Contributor rights grant more permissions than needed. Without RLS, Viewer works fine - so this seems to be a gap in the permission model specifically tied to RLS validation. Request: Please allow Viewers to consume shortcuts to semantic models with RLS applied, without requiring Contributor rights in the source workspace. This would align with least‑privilege access principles and make RLS scenarios easier to manage. ... View more

I am not able to open some of my dataflow in the Power BI Service, as I need to check on the oracle connection that is currrentlt having the issue. It will prompt me this error. Activity ID: d512315c-5a50-4110-bf22-ef87662312de Request ID: 894d8a63-6d01-b905-ca72-a5d934da9eef Correlation ID: c41f3576-4cec-4726-7ab9-e9d0f73aed99 Status code: 400 Time: Tue Mar 31 2026 17:59:47 GMT+0800 (Malaysia Time) Service version: 13.0.27986.48 Client version: 2603.3.28645-train Cluster URI: https://545b5243ef8b49a7ad4e77d48c0f2abb-api.analysis.windows.net/   Please advise. ... View more

It would be very helpfull to be able to sort the matrix on each row level using different options, such as specific measure, alphabetically, same way as it is possible to select Totals for each row ... View more

Hello,   I hope you're doing well. I wanted to share an observation regarding how Power BI Desktop handles data imports from Excel files that have sheet or workbook protection enabled with a password. It appears that Power BI can successfully import data from these protected files without showing any warnings or notifications to the user. This behavior may give business users a false sense of security, as many believe their data is safeguarded by Excel's protection features.   While it's clear that Excel protection is not a form of encryption, the lack of any warning or indication in Power BI creates a governance and compliance risk—particularly for non-technical users who may not be aware that their data is still accessible. Ideally, Power BI should either block such imports, explicitly warn users that Excel protection is ignored, or adhere to the protection settings in place.   The impact of this issue is the potential unintentional exposure of sensitive or confidential information, which could have serious consequences for organizations relying on these protections.   Could you please look into this and let me know your thoughts?   Best Regards ... View more

We want to create a specific branching strategy in Fabric; we want to branch-out a Feature branch from our main (production) branch. Our production workspaces are running in a different capacity than all our other development/feature workspaces.   As the new workspace is now always created in the same capacity as where the main branch lives; It would be very valuable if we could also select in which capacity the new workspace should be created.     ... View more

When you drill down into the backlog aging issue detail view, is there a way to add a column to reflect IF it's in a sprint yet or not? If we can see from the front screen that it is scheduled in a coming sprint, we won't need to open up the story/task to see why it is sitting out there so long. Wen can see it's being addressed in a sprint.   ... View more

The Compare view for Data Pipelines in Deployment Pipelines is all over the place.   Nothing aligns between environments, even if there is no diff or only a small diff in reality.   Please fix it - the Compare view works fine for other item types. ... View more

We have a team often working in the same notebooks.  These notebooks regularly become "un-sync'd", so that we have to choose whose changes to keep.  That in and of itself would be nice to avoid; however, given this case, consider that some notebooks have dozens and dozens of cells of code and markdown, and some cells have hundreds of lines of code.  Now, we have to scroll through ALL of these cells individually (since each one gets its own scrollbar) to determine whose changes to keep; moreover, we often want to keep both sets of changes, so we'll have to copy out the to-be-discarded changes to pasted back in after accepting the other ones.  It's very time-consuming and happens regularly.   My first idea is to have a "Diff Only" option, which filters out cells that do not contain differences.  This would tremendously reduce the amount of time it takes to search for and choose whose changes to keep.   Example (as it is today):   "Where are the changes?  Scroll down to find them." ... View more

Upgrade Fabric and PowerBI to agentic mode like in Codex.  just started with Fabric/PowerBI and it feels so old fashioned... after Codex it is like from German autobahn into a gravel country road...   Clicking through UI, moving mouse instead of saying to an agent and it fixes everything, makes Evals with your data and delivers working prototypes in few prompts.  ... View more

We have a team often working in the same notebooks.  These notebooks regularly become "un-sync'd", so that we have to choose whose changes to keep.  That in and of itself would be nice to avoid; however, given this case, consider that some notebooks have dozens and dozens of cells of code and markdown, and some cells have hundreds of lines of code.  Now, we have to scroll through ALL of these cells individually (since each one gets its own scrollbar) to determine whose changes to keep; moreover, we often want to keep both sets of changes, so we'll have to copy out the to-be-discarded changes to pasted back in after accepting the other ones.  It's very time-consuming and happens regularly.   My second idea is to have the option to choose which cells from each version to keep.  More often than not, we are working in different cells in the notebook and want to keep changes from each team members work.  So we should be able to choose "Saved Version" for Cell 5 and "Your Version" for Cell 8, etc.  Of course, when there is no change it doesn't matter (this ties in with my other suggestion to see "Diff Only" cells, which would provide a view of only cells that are different).   Example (as it is today):   "Where are the changes?  Scroll down to find them.  Pick only one set of changes to keep." ... View more

When exporting data from Power BI to Excel, Power BI always appends a system-generated footer stating either Applied filters: or No filters applied. This is problematic for client-facing deliverables, audits, and regulatory submissions where annotations are not allowed.   Request: Add a toggle (per-report or per-visual) to disable this export footer while retaining current behavior by default.   ... View more