I have a line chart with monthly (date type) data on the X-axis. It is set to continuous type. When I add an X-axis constant line to show the most recent month, the data label correctly shows 6/30/2025, but the line tooltip displays July 2025. It also look mismatched graphically. I understand this has something to do with binning and Power BI not showing the exact constant line value. I cannot use an overlay in this case. Anyone have other ideas/suggestions as to a fix?     ... View more

Please create an API that allows Tenant Admins to remove Tags from Power BI Objects. This will allow us to automate activities associated with specific Tags. ... View more

Description: Power BI currently lacks the ability to manage publishing permissions at the individual app level. The existing tenant setting, “Publish apps to the entire organization,” operates only at the user or Azure AD group level. Once access is granted, users can publish any app they have access to—without restriction. This presents a critical governance gap for organizations with large-scale Enterprise and Self-Service BI environments. Sensitive apps containing confidential data can be inadvertently published to the entire organization, increasing the risk of data exposure and compliance violations. Why This Feature Is Needed Lack of Granularity: Current controls do not allow administrators to restrict publishing rights to specific apps. Risk of Oversharing: Users with publishing rights can unintentionally expose sensitive content. Governance Challenges: The inability to enforce app-level controls undermines enterprise data governance frameworks. Requested Enhancement Introduce App-Level Publishing Controls that allow Power BI administrators to: Grant publishing rights on a per-app basis. Prevent unauthorized publishing of high-risk or sensitive apps. Align publishing permissions with app ownership and stewardship responsibilities. Why Workarounds Aren’t Enough While current workarounds—such as workspace-level governance, app audiences, and activity log monitoring—offer partial mitigation, they do not address the core issue: who can publish what. This feature is essential for organizations operating at enterprise scale and would significantly enhance Power BI’s alignment with modern governance and compliance standards. Thank you for considering this request. We welcome the opportunity to provide further use case details if needed. ... View more

In the July 2025 Power BI update, the Shape formatting option was removed from the Button Slicer visual. This change has significantly impacted the ability to customize the appearance of slicers, especially for users who rely on rounded or pill-style buttons for consistent UX design. While layout and style settings (e.g., Card vs Table) remain, they do not offer the same level of visual control previously available through the Shape dropdown or border radius settings. Existing reports still retain their shaped buttons, which confirms that the underlying formatting logic is still supported — it's just no longer exposed in the UI. This change: Reduces visual flexibility for designers. Breaks consistency with existing reports. Removes a feature that was widely used and appreciated. Request: Please consider restoring the Shape formatting option or providing an alternative method (e.g., via theme JSON or advanced formatting) to control button shape directly. This is a small but important feature for maintaining visual polish and user experience in dashboards. Thank you for your continued improvements to Power BI — this feedback comes from a place of appreciation and a desire to keep the platform as flexible and powerful as possible. ... View more

Hello,   The location of the "Global font size" option under "Grid -> Options" is completely unintuitive in my opinion, so I suggest to simply put it in "Size and style" or "Layout and style presets" section (which could also be a single category, by the way).   Best regards, Maciej  ... View more

Overview: Power BI currently allows users to subscribe to entire reports or individual report pages. However, there's no native functionality to specify a custom page range—for example, pages 2 through 5—in a subscription email. This limits the flexibility of report delivery, especially when only certain sections are relevant for specific stakeholders. Proposed Enhancement: Introduce the ability to define a custom range of pages when configuring report subscriptions. This feature should allow users to: Select specific page numbers (e.g., 1–3, 5, 7) Choose contiguous or non-contiguous pages Preview the selection before saving the subscription Apply filters or slicers to all selected pages (optional) Benefits:  More efficient report sharing by focusing on relevant content only  Reduces email load and improves recipient engagement  Allows tailored delivery for different roles or departments  Enhances user control and improves administrative efficiency Use Cases: A regional manager may only need to see sales dashboards specific to their zone (e.g., pages 2–4). Finance teams might want only the KPI summary and forecast pages (e.g., pages 1 and 6). Executives could receive a distilled view of multiple report sections across a single snapshot.   ... View more

Currently with Apps for Power BI the default is to expand the 1st Report and all of the tabs being expanded.   The only way I could work around this was by creating a separate report that is just a Home Page. You will see both screenshots below. I would prefer to have the 2nd where all collapsed, but not have the Homepage report I created be needed. So if there was a way to at least be able to change from being auto expanded to not expanded in default vs needing to create a homepage that would be optimal.            ... View more

Please enable the power bi desktop funcionality to create Numeric range and Field parameters in Fabric, when using DirectLake. They are very useful. ... View more

Hi all,   I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, and probably this has been posted before. When configuring the background colour or the fill of a shape, or any colour for any situation in PowerBI for that matter, it would be great if we could configure the colour to be no colour or 'None', just transparent. Then we could conditionally display/hide certain visuals with shapes. It seems as though this is not possible, but hoping to be made look silly and shown that it is possible!   Thanks Jamie ... View more

We need to explore the option of linking the Power bi Dashboards and semantic models and link it to co pilot . Also in the Power bi , The co pilot window should be Full screen as it gives more data in a presentable manner.     ... View more

Bug / UX Discrepancy In a dashboard, the comparator dropdown list is read, by NVDA and JAWS screen readers, as a list of twenty four items but also as a list of twenty five items when the last one is reached. This problem seem to happen in all dropdowns lists within the slicer visuals. This may lead to confusion for screen reader users. Steps to Reproduce: Open the screen reader (JAWS or NVDA) Open the dashboard Navigate to the page/tab and interact with the Comparator slicer combo box dropdown list items until reaching the end one. Observe the description given Expected Result: The slicer list count of items should be accurate. In this example, the list items should be read by the screen readers as 25 items from the beginning, the 24 options plus one (“Select all”). Actual Result: The slicer list items are read by the screen readers as 24 items from the beginning and it changes to 25 at the end, reading them backwards as the 25 until a point in the middle that changes to 24 again. Impact: Screen readers users. ... View more

Hi Microsoft Team, I'm trying to activate Microsoft Fabric for my account kwagle@procareer.ai, but I’m receiving the message:"We cannot assign you a free Microsoft Fabric trial capacity due to an error." The support page says I need to wait 60 days, but I urgently need access to Fabric for hands-on learning as I’m preparing for the DP-700 certification. This account is part of a legitimate startup domain and hasn't used any Microsoft product trials previously. Could you please manually enable Fabric trial access for this email or guide me on how to get it activated sooner? Appreciate your support in helping independent learners and startup professionals explore Microsoft Fabric.   Cheers, K**bleep**ij ... View more

To Whom It May Concern: This June, Databricks introduced the Databricks Free Edition—a no-cost offering targeted at students, educators, technologists, and enthusiasts looking to explore data and AI. It’s a smart, inclusive move that builds long-term loyalty and broadens the Databricks user base at every level of expertise. By contrast, Microsoft Fabric currently only offers a time-limited Free Trial based on the F64 SKU. While this may seem generous, it’s functionally impractical. The F64 SKU is not a realistic production option for most small or midsize organizations. These teams need to validate their workloads and test real usage scenarios, but the F64 trial is disconnected from the environments they'd actually deploy. I’ve run a POC through it myself, and the metrics I obtained weren’t actionable because the SKU didn’t match our operating realities. Software time-limited trials are synonymous with early-stage startups trying to spur fast conversions. Microsoft, however, is a company with global reach, deep enterprise credibility, and a reputation for empowering customers. It shouldn’t rely solely on free trials with expiration dates—it should offer a true Microsoft Fabric Free Edition. One that mirrors the Databricks model and gives users the flexibility, time, and resource-appropriate scale they need to confidently test and evaluate the platform. In a AI competitive landscape, accessibility is adoption. A Fabric Free Edition would ensure organizations have the freedom to plan thoughtfully, assess realistically, and migrate with confidence. CTA - Vote for this Idea which would empower Microsoft Fabric to build long-term loyalty and broaden adoption and user base at every level of expertise.  Thanks! ... View more

Feedback: Scrollbar Visibility & Misclick Issues: In Power BI Desktop, scrollbars (especially in Format and Data panes) are hard to detect — there's no opacity gradient or contrast that hints at scrollability. Often, while working, I accidentally click on fields or properties instead of scrolling, which is very frustrating. Compare this with Gmail’s scrollbar, which is clean, visible, and easy to click. Microsoft should add a fade effect (like in Fabric Community) or a clear scrollbar line with contrast so users can easily grab it without dragging the touchpad every time. Text Box Movement is Too Difficult: Moving a text box in Power BI feels like rocket science. The user is forced to click precisely on the border to move it — there’s no cursor change, no drag support from the center, and no "Move" option in the menu. Suggested improvements: Allow dragging by clicking anywhere inside the text box. Change the cursor to a "move" hand icon on hover. Add a "Move" option in the right-click or "More options" menu. Hover-Based Visual Usage Suggestions: Power BI visuals don’t guide the user much during selection. If a user hovers over a visual icon, it should show a quick tooltip or smart tip like: “Best for Region-wise trend analysis” for Map visuals “Best for Category comparison” for Donut chart “Use for time-series trend” for Line chart, etc. This would save time, especially for new users, and also help users choose visuals more confidently without trial and error. It’s a small but powerful usability enhancement. Thank you. Have a great day. ... View more