In the Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse table view, there has been a recent change (within the last week) causing both date and datetime2 columns to: Display only the time portion (e.g., 2:00:00 AM), omitting the actual date; Misclassify date columns as timestamp columns, even when the underlying schema defines them correctly as date; Display NULL values as time portion (e.g., 2:00:00 AM). This affects all rows across all tables, including historical data going back years. When I query the same table via the SQL analytics endpoint, values are returned correctly. In Spark DataFrames, the data types and values are also correct. So the issue seems to be just with the Lakehouse table view. Lakehouse table view:   The underlying data types:    NULL values for the same table:        1. Lakehouse UI:               2. SQL analytics endpoint:        ... View more

Currently I am using below gantt chart. To show completion % it works fine at task level. Howerver when we collapse at parent level, completion % is missing. How can we show completion % at parent level based on completion % of items at task level.If there are 3 task at parent level, when we roll up at parent level, it should show Project B, 50% completion. Project Task Start Date End Date Progress Status Project B Task1 06-15-2025 07-15-2025 0.25 In Progress Project B Task2 06-15-2026 08-15-2025 0.25 In Progress Project B Task3 06-15-2027 09-15-2025 1 Complete ProductsPower BI visuals PublisherMicrosoft Corporation Acquire UsingWork or school account Version 3.0.12.0 Updated 23/12/2024 ... View more

The Verify and Rebuild Data tools in QuickBooks Desktop help identify and fix data integrity issues in your company file. Verifying data checks for problems like missing or corrupted transactions, while rebuilding data automatically repairs them. This process helps maintain accurate records and ensures your financial data remains reliable. Regular use of these tools can prevent data loss and improve the overall performance of QuickBooks Desktop. ... View more

Your plan is require different queries for the same data set!  this is what you are saying if you are granting select on columns.  I can no longer have one query/report where one user runds the query and can see the column level data, and the other user runs the exact same query but the column returns nulls.   By making the query fail for users without select rights makes this option unusable, way too much governance/cost.   You force the creation and management of views which has less overhead than managing two queries ie two reports for the same purpose.   Just make the engine return nulls for columns people don't have access to, don't fail the query, or come up with another approach becuase this one is no bueno.   Thanks!   ... View more

Hi Team, I am facing an issue while publishing a WMS layer in Power BI. Please create a map visual so that users can publish their own layers. ... View more

We are currently migrating reports from old tenant to new one, we already imported the pbix files to the new tenant, but we're having problems with some multiple reports that was created/connected from one semantic model, when we are uploading them it creates semantic model/dataset each report. For example, I have a KPI dashboard and  KPI dashboard -Team report, these are 2 reports but connected to one semantic model. How can I migrate this one to the new tenant? We don't like to re create the KPI dashboard team again based from KPI dashboard source. ... View more

It would be useful to have an M function to keep duplicates based on selected column(s). This would allow the users to see the user to recognise where the duplicates occur and to choose which row to keep in the Table (from the duplicates). At this moment to find the duplicates I am using GroupBy, Allrows, Count rows, Select the groups that has more than 2 in count. For large dataset that has over 500000 rows having few duplicates, this approach creates unwanted too many groups a Thus, this is not an efficient method I feel.  A Table.NonDistinct function in M may help. Is that possible? ... View more

Hi All, I am reading stream data from event hub using Event Stream and saving into delta table say x. In case of any data issue, I want to get notified or insert this corrupt data into a different table say y. I see in event stream monitoring window, we can find how many events are failed in last 30 days. But it doesn't give the complete detail like what all events are failed, and what will happen to those events. I want to save these failed events into different table for analysis and take actio. ... View more

To provide users with a consistent experience, we would like to standardize the keyboard shortcuts on all text editors. For example, in the "Writing DAX Queries" editor, CTRL+SHIFT+E is used to execute a query, while in the SQL Query Editor, SHIFT+E performs the same action. ... View more

The UpdateFromGit API requires "workspaceHead" and "remoteCommitHash" in the body.  It's easy to figure out the remoteCommitHash from the git log which is the last commit of the repository.  But it is tricky for the workspaceHead.  My company's Git Integration setup have one Git repository and multiple workspaces from PBI mapped to respective folders within the same repo, so each workspace's head is different.  I can see the workspace head value displayed in the PBI service UI when I access each workspace.  We need a programmatic way for us to get that value for different workspaces, as we are trying to automate the process (through scripting) which pulls down the committed changes inside the Git repo and sync to the Power BI service.  Or better yet, if this API can be enhanced - since we are already providing the workspace ID in the API call, it should automatically figure out the workspaceHead for that id behind the scene, so we don't have to figure it out with coding and provide it in the body.   curl --location 'https://api.fabric.microsoft.com/v1/workspaces/{workspaceId}/git/updateFromGit' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --header 'Authorization: Bearer token' \ --data '{ "workspaceHead": "4a480a507fc051a009fd52a412a6be3c9909b603", "remoteCommitHash": "e75bd9ba6db14fabc2d25895e4e83fe8c9bfb260", "conflictResolution": { "conflictResolutionType": "Workspace", "conflictResolutionPolicy": "PreferRemote" }, "options": { "allowOverrideItems": true } }' ... View more

It would be excellent to improve the desktop refresh UI. For large reports it's very hard to track progress and use the information to improve.   Currently all tables start in "Creating connection in model" which of course they aren't. The status icon spinner is spinning for every table until they all finish, of course they're not all busy. It's a small non-resizable window, and you have to scroll around to see what's happening. Once the refresh finishes, the window closes with no record of what happened.   It would be great to improve the UI: Show what each source is really doing - "Waiting", "Retreiving schema information", "Loading data", "Processing loaded data and calculating columns", "Complete". Change the spinner to show the status - waiting (spinner)/working (something else!)/complete (tick). Show the start time and completion time for each table (and peak memory used would be a godsend). Make the window resizable, scroll to the last udpated status (if the user hasn't scrolled manually elsewhere). Don't close the window at the end, allow us to save it to a file (or table), perhaps with even more detailed logging information. Finally - as many others have requested - I'd love something similar to the above log to be available somewhere for refreshes on the PowerBI service. ... View more

It is currently impossible to search for Entra users and add new users to an SSAS project. The only way around this is to find the object ID and add that as an external user. This happend when Visual Studio / SSMS was upgraded to use MS Graph as the backend. ... View more

In a standard web browser page (pick just about any product: Edge, Chrome, I.E., etc.) a standard user interface action to zoom in and out is to hold down the Ctrl key and move the mouse scroll wheel. Typically, one click of the scroll wheel will zoom in or out 10% per click.  But in Fabric Task View, that same action takes me from this: to this: with one notch of the wheel.  This is horrible user interaction.   Please make it so one notch of the scroll wheel equals 10% zoom in or out, respectively. ... View more

Nowadays, people working on remote, prefer to work during travel and hence data security, breach and confidentiality became question mark when we work with our machine open.  I am suggesting an idea to blur the screen with your windows OS package if its get seen from side angles, visible sharp only to the direct receipent. In this case, next person cant see what we are doing with our work machines. even though its protects it might have few disadvantages too. i will drill down the same and come up with alternative solution. ... View more

There should be some template where user can slelect there existing enviroment based on that templat eshould suggest fabric capacity requried from them.   There can be multiple feild with dropdown once user selected requried feild it should show in details capacity details and why they should go , How it will help   Thnaks Pankaj ... View more

If you have a list of artifacts that is longer than a page, and you click the elipsis next to the last item visible on the page, the set of context menu options flys UP and all are visible, like this:     But if the object is like maybe the second from the bottom, the options fly DOWN and are hidden, like this: PLEASE make this user interaction more pleasant! ... View more

Dear Power BI Development Team, I have some improvement suggestions that would significantly save time in building dashboards. Default Sorting Order for Bar Charts: Currently, when creating bar charts, the default behavior is to sort the series by values in descending order. It would be very useful to have an option to change this default behavior to sort by series labels in ascending order. Default Interaction Between Visuals: The default interaction setting between visuals is currently set to Highlight. I propose allowing this default setting to be changed to Filter. Filtering often provides a clearer view of the relationship between data by focusing on relevant information, making it a preferred choice for many users. Short Date Format as Default for Date Fields Currently, new date fields are always formatted as long date, even if you set them to Short Date in Power Query. The suggestion is to set the short date format as the default for Date fields.   Thank you! ... View more