Beschreibung: Im mobilen Layout von Power BI fehlt derzeit die Möglichkeit, die erste Spalte (Zeilenüberschrift) in Tabellen oder Matrix-Visualisierungen zu fixieren. Das erschwert die Lesbarkeit, insbesondere bei breiten Tabellen mit horizontalem Scrollen. Ich schlage vor, eine Funktion zu integrieren, mit der die erste Spalte – ähnlich wie die Kopfzeile – fixiert werden kann, sodass sie beim Scrollen sichtbar bleibt. Dies würde die Benutzerfreundlichkeit auf mobilen Geräten erheblich verbessern und die Navigation durch komplexe Tabellen erleichtern. Ein solches Feature wäre besonders hilfreich für Dashboards, die unterwegs genutzt werden, z. B. im Vertrieb, Außendienst oder Management. Tags: mobile layout, table, matrix, freeze row header, usability, Power BI Mobile ... View more

This is related to "IR trends" dashboard --> "IR Source" bookmark (link).   As a user I want the "Details" table which is shown below the dashboard to have one more column "IR Source". Reason: to prepare faster before the audit, I can selectively review them before the audit beings.   Example: "IR Source" column would show one of the following against each IR: Audit:Internal /Complaints:Trend / Audit:Extrenal etc. ... View more

In Transformed data -> left side 'Queries' pane : when we have more than 100 tables, it is difficult to locate a table. By adding a search bar, this will help user to look for table faster. ... View more

To drag out the size of columns of tables and matrixes, getting the cursor on the 1 pixel wide space is really bad for the wrist. Can you increase the hitbox or boundary size (not visually) for easier control? ... View more

Hi Team   Currently, when an Admin does App audiences, the report opens with all the data shown, this is a real problem for admins who just wants to add audiences for users. as it shows possible confidential data which we do not desire to view.   Also for Fabric, we noted that Admins can view tables and do a lot of things. There should be a way for admins not to see data, but perform administrative tasks. I hope that we can get such a feature to safeguard both the business and admins alike.     ... View more

At Talent Bridge BD, we use Power BI to drive Human Capital insights—tracking employee wellness, retention, performance, and more. We love how new features are tagged as “Shipped”, but it can be easy to miss what's new and useful, especially for non-technical HR users. We’d like to suggest a more friendly and actionable way to notify users about new feature rollouts in Power BI:  1. Personalized Notifications Let users (especially HR and analytics leads) subscribe to updates relevant to their dashboards—like data visual changes, slicer improvements, or export options—so they know right away when something “Shipped” is available in their tenant.  2. Impact for HCM Use Cases It would be great if shipped features could include a short note showing how they apply to HR use cases—for example, "This helps with employee sentiment dashboards" or "Improves visibility in diversity reports."  3. Updates Tile on Power BI Home A simple update tile or digest panel on the Power BI homepage showing the latest relevant features (e.g., for TBBD Wellness Metrics Overview or Talent Bridge BD Overview) would help HR teams adopt updates without digging through release blogs.  4. In-Dashboard Highlights Allow report authors to highlight newly shipped features inside dashboards, like a small pop-up or tag saying, “Now using the new KPI visual—shipped this quarter!”  5. Quick Feedback Option Let us rate new features (“Helpful” / “Needs Improvement”) so the Power BI team knows what’s working in real HCM scenarios. This kind of friendly, role-aware feature update experience would make it easier for HR and people analytics teams to stay current—and help Power BI have an even bigger impact in the talent management space. Thanks for all the amazing updates so far—Power BI keeps getting better and better!   Warm regards, The Talent Bridge BD Team admin@talentbridgebd.com ... View more

Currently, the action type shareReport in the Get Activity events API does not include the details of the user or the group that the report has been shared with. Without this piece of data, the Activity means nothing useful. I suggest adding it to the API response.    ... View more

At the moment, when the button slicer is set to a grid layout, it populates across, then down.   For example, in a 3x3 grid, the first three values will be populated to row 1 of the grid.   There is no way to get the grid to populate down, then across (i.e. the first three values populated to column 1 of the grid)   This idea is to provide an option for the user to select between "across, then down", and "down, then across", when the grid layout is selected. ... View more

When one needs to copy part of a model to another one, using the model view is very helpful: you can select the the tables and all the relationships that are involved. With all the revelant objects selected, to would be nice to simply right-click and have "script TMDL to" menu here as well. ... View more

It would be a huge time-saver if we could right-click an image in Power BI and select a "Change Picture" option, similar to how it's done in PowerPoint or Word. Currently, you have to delete the old image and insert a new one, which is tedious when you're just updating a visual. This small feature would streamline the editing workflow and improve productivity. (See attached screenshot for reference.)     ... View more

Currently, data pipelines only allow for semantic model refreshes. This becomes problematic when dealing with a data mart pointing to a data flow. the semantic model is not a refreshable model type as it uses a direct connection from the model to data flow. Thus, one is not able to with a data pipeline update a data mart.  ... View more

If a user has gone to the Power BI service, viewed a report and a visual. Selected export to excel on the visual and used the live connection, it creates the connection, but the only information on where that connection is to is the GUID of the underlying semantic model.   Business users often export data to Excel to add ancillary information and enhance it with other datasets, but they lack the ability to incorporate those datasets or changes into the published semantic model.   Recently, I was working with business users, and they had an existing solution that was broken. Without having the Fabric Administrator role access, there was no easy way for me to track down what Report and Visual they exported on, as these users only view the data through Apps and Reports, so having the underlying semantic model GUID was no help.   It would be great if that export to excel could include some more details in the description or command text of the connection like the Workspace/App, Report and Visual Example enhancement to the commant text to show where it came from This would help troubleshoot these existing solutions that business users have. ... View more

I’d like to share my perspective as a user who’s proficient in SQL and other BI tools. While DAX is undoubtedly powerful in handling complex, context-aware calculations, it imposes a steep learning curve and obscures basic analytical logic. Tasks that should be straightforward — such as calculating Top N per category — require excessive workaround logic in DAX due to its rigid dependency on filter and row context. This breaks from common, transparent approaches used in SQL (e.g., using RANK() over partitions). My main concerns: The context-driven model makes even basic queries unintuitive. DAX requires more effort for simple outputs than equivalent operations in SQL, Excel, or Tableau. Visuals like Matrix don’t provide native support for “Top N per group,” forcing users to misuse DAX constructs. Request: Please consider adding clearer, user-controlled query constructs, or simplifying the interface for basic analytical patterns like Top N, rankings, and grouped aggregations — without requiring deep DAX expertise. DAX’s abstraction of “context” is clever, but in many scenarios it becomes an obstacle. A balance between power and usability would make Power BI more accessible and effective for all users — not just those who master DAX internals. Dear DAX developers, You’ve created a language so focused on internal “context” that you’ve lost sight of external usability. When experienced users — especially those fluent in SQL — can’t do basic Top N breakdowns without struggling against hidden logic, you’ve failed at interface design. Context shouldn’t override clarity. If your tool is powerful but not approachable, it’s not powerful — it’s exclusive. ... View more

I'd love to see a new standard button type in Power BI: a toggle button that can be customized and linked directly to: Dichotomous field parameters (e.g., PIT/Cumulative, YoY/Prior Period) Measures that switch logic or visuals Bookmarks for toggling between views or layouts (e.g., floating filter pane open/close) This would function similarly to a filter but with more flexibility and visual clarity. Ideally, it would: Be fully customizable (text, icon, color, state) Persist its state across report pages (optional) Support integration with bookmarks, field parameters, and conditional formatting This would simplify many UX patterns and reduce the need for complex workarounds. ... View more

At present, the Copilot Preview or non-preview setting is managed by end users. It would be ideal if tenant administrators had the ability to control this setting, preventing users from seeing the Preview button. ... View more

In the filter type “Relative date”, there is currently no filter that besides filtering the last calendar weeks, calendar months or calendar years, additionally filters the current one. For this reason I propose that, through a check in the filter panel called “include current”, the filter should include the current week, month or year. For example: Filter from 1/1/2024 to the current day of 2025 (05/30/2025). This helps to avoid rework and overprocessing when making new visuals with specific filters or when there is a change of year.   ... View more

Currently the creation of Field Parameters in Power BI is not enables in Direct Lake mode,which makes the dashboard build that much more manual. Kindly enable the option to create filed parameters so that we can reduce the amount of time spent on building the report and add more value to business. ... View more