It will be very helpful to see the name of the dataset that you are busy with on the Row-Level Security page on the Power BI Service. This is helpful when you have to assign a user to multiple datasets or when documenting RLS. If you step away or lose track, there is no way of telling which dataset you are working with. ... View more

Imagine a smart layer on top of Power BI reports that automatically analyzes user interactions and underlying data to surface real-time insights, anomalies, and suggestions. 🔍 How it works: Tracks user behavior (filters, selections, navigation) Scans semantic models and datasets for trends, outliers, and correlations Displays contextual insights like: “Sales dropped 12% this quarter while promo spend remained flat. Consider exploring Segment A.” 💬 Users can also ask natural language questions like “Why did this drop happen?” and get Copilot-powered answers. Why it’s epic: Transforms Power BI from a static dashboard into an interactive decision support tool Leverages Fabric’s strengths: OneLake, Semantic Models, and Copilot Saves time, boosts adoption, and empowers business users with guided analytics ... View more

For the "Load" screen, when refreshing data, please make this window resizeable.  Having to scroll a bunch to see what table(s) are currently loading data is not very user friendly. ... View more

Hi all, as discussed here I think the Scorecards could be improved setting an options to manage a "father level" logically other then mathematically. As stated in the link we can only use mathematics criterias to calculate the father statis (MAX MIN SUM etc) but it is impossible have a rag status at the father level when the below objects are different measures type. for example: I want to control my process and I have three KQIs: 1) average processing time 2) maximum product cost 3) minimum number of pieces produced per day if I am the department manager I want all three controls to be green and I would like to see everything from a single scorecard. It would also be nice to be able to set the parent level with a RAG logic, for example GGG - father level G GAG - father level A AGG - father level A RGG - father level R RGA - father level R   ... View more

I notice that incoming messages that are BASE64 encoded are not automatically translated to JSON.   Please make it possible to let users either transform BASE64 to text (or actually JSON) via a new transformation option.   Or, provide automatic BASE64 transformation in the sources via eg. checkboxes so users have more control over the inner working of the Eventstream sources. ... View more

Add the Activator alarms/alerts/events as a source to Eventstream. This way, we get an RTI feedback loop: ingest in Eventstream -> activator | (eventhouse -> activator) -> Eventstream. This turns Fabric into a no-code rule engine.    So, Eventhouse gets a new type of source, and Activator gets a new type of action destination.       ... View more

At this moment, the weather source data messages are not relatable to the original location they are generated for.   Make the inputted location of the Eventstream weather source part of the output message format.   This way, retrieving the weather data from multiple locations can be handled in a single Eventstream while data from one location is not mixed with data from other locations. ... View more

Use Case: Imagine you have a tablet, your Power BI app and youre scanning labels to Pick items. If we were able to keep the focus in the search field it would support scanning multiple barcodes in a row, like a pick list.       Example:  After scanning a barcode: - notice cursor is not in the input anymore, and rightfully so, it received an enter key. What I'd like to see:     Thoughts: I suppose the feature idea for this would be to require a mouse click (or tab) to take the focus.  I don't think this is something that only I'd enjoy.  All together, having more configurabitliy for this slicer all around would be incredible.  It is really versatile!   Thanks Dan Rolfe   ... View more

Support for temp tables was introduced recently in Fabric warehouses.  For workloads/applications that are migrated from Azure Synapse SQL dedicated pools, this is a very important feature.  While I understand that Distributed temp tables are ideal going forward considering new architecture of warehouse (decoupled storage/compute). Existing applications (that support Azure synapse SQL pools) still use syntax that for Non-distributed #temp Table in application generated queries and SQL statements.  So here is what I ask-  there should be configuration/setting for a warehouse to have default mechanism for temp tables to be distributed temp tables.  Once its enabled, users/apps don't have to add clause below explicitly while creating temp tables  WITH (DISTRIBUTION=ROUND_ROBIN)   This will ensure that Insert into #temp table statements are supported (as they are only supported for distributed temp tables but not for non-distributed temp tables).    @TwinkleCyril  Tagging you here since you originally posted blog on this feature.  ... View more

When there is an error with a measure, the exclamation triangle icon shows beside the field when you expand the table.  If you have a lot of tables, you have to expand / collapse them all to fix the errors.   It would be nice to see the same icon at the table level so that you can just eyeball down the list to see which ones have errors. ... View more

I've tried using Co-Pilot in Fabric Notebooks to help generate SQL statements, such as "Get the first and last dates for each month in the given date ranges."  The suggestions will often include functions like EOMONTH() or DATEFROMPARTS(), which when run are found not exist in the notebook's functionality.  Can someone train/inform Co-Pilot that certain functions can and can't be used in these environments ?  I've found that it's easier and faster for me to think for myself and refer to documentation and forums than use Co-Pilot when it keeps providing code that simply can't run, which differs from what I anticipated with the tool: providing code that is directionally or wholly functional and accurate. ... View more

It would be great to set the color of the banner at the top of the workspace so you can easily identify what environment you are in (Production, Test, Dev, etc.). This would be similar to SSMS where you can set a connection to be a certain color so you don't accidently run a query in the wrong environment.  ... View more

There needs to be an API end point exposed to allow the programatic changing of the owner of a subscription. In an organization with centralized datat reporting, there are only one or two people who are creating all the subscriptions. If one person leaves and their account is deleted it is not known what will happen to the subcriptions.  ... View more

Hi Fabric Team, I’m writing to report a bug we've encountered while using Microsoft Fabric. we rely on Fabric for our ETL and ELT processes, leveraging both Warehouse and Lakehouse features. As you know, when setting up a copy activity, we are typically allowed to use a query only on Warehouse, not on Lakehouse tables. However, we discovered that Fabric currently allows users to reference Lakehouse tables in a Warehouse-scoped query, which results in subtle and hard-to-detect issues. This behavior caused a critical problem in one of our production pipelines: records from yesterday’s load were not copied from Fabric to Oracle. After thorough investigation, we found that the issue stemmed from a query referencing a Lakehouse table, even though the copy activity was configured to use a Warehouse. Fabric did not validate this inconsistency, and as a result, the copy activity silently failed to move the expected data. This bug could potentially have significant consequences in production environments. I recommend implementing a validation step to ensure that all objects used in a query are consistent with the selected source type (Warehouse vs. Lakehouse), to avoid such hidden issues in the future.   Kind regards, Yazdan Data Engineer ... View more

  I have a table that I can filter in different ways in Power BI, and I want to be able to copy and paste the resulting table quickly into Excel.  (No, I don't want to download the table into csv and then convert to Excel- that takes too long for what we're trying to do).  Because we have to do a bunch of groupings for each of our borrowers depending on criteria and make their own mini tables, I'd love it if we could filter, right-click on the table, and the menu give us the option to Copy All Visible Rows (with Header)" in the filtered table, which we'd then paste into Excel.     If that's not an option, it would be GREAT if we could click on the top row, hold down shift key, and click on the last row, and then do "Control C".   Or, failing that, let us lassoo the rows!   It would be a HUGE time saver!   Thanks! ... View more

It is very useful that one can create custom python packages and use them in a custom environment.   I however have created custom packages (using cython) that has pyd files in whl. When I try to install this notebook, I get Error "cust_lib-0.1.0-cp313-cp313-win_amd64.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform".   The contet of whl is +---cust_lib | core.cp313-win_amd64.pyd | main.py | __init__.cp313-win_amd64.pyd | +---cust_lib-0.1.0.dist-info | METADATA | RECORD | top_level.txt | WHEEL   ... View more

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