Need a tool that can provide detailed information on which queries or DAX commands are being run by specific users, including the duration of each query, on their Power BI embedded capacity during times of CPU or capacity spikes. This will help us quickly identify the root cause of these spikes. ... View more

User want to set color for line graph in line and clustered column chart depending on X-Axis value.  Let's say if user visualizing sales, profit by months of particular year.  Setting profit in Line graph customer wants to make that the first 6-months period should be BLUE color(from January to June),  the other 6-months-period(July-December) should be RED color. Currently it is not possible to do in the Power BI.    ... View more

It's very annoying whenever a team member makes some changes to a pipeline that has the Teams/Outlook activity. The change doesn't even concern the notification activity yet it almost always gets signed out and yet the changes would still be allowed to change only for the pipeline to fail later on with nothing running and the error message isn't even obvious. For example, adding a simple Wait activity in there and saving the pipeline. It's a small change so I had someone else do it and the pipeline was saved without issues but would fail later on just to find out that the Teams/Outlook activities have been signed out. I think that changes made to data pipelines shouldn't affect the Teams/Outlook activities. It's a really disruptive. ... View more

Hi Microsoft Fabric Community,   Currently in Power BI, all report bookmarks created by developers are visible and accessible to end users in the online service. This creates a limitation, especially when page-level security or conditional navigation is implemented. Even if certain pages are restricted through navigation or RLS logic, end users can still access those pages directly by clicking on the developer-created bookmarks, which defeats the purpose of page-level control and can potentially expose restricted information. To improve security and user experience, Power BI should provide an option to hide developer-created bookmarks from end users, or at least restrict their interactivity for viewers (Who are having viewer access to the workspace).   Please find the snapshot for reference :   This enhancement would: Prevent users from bypassing navigation or security controls. Allow developers to safely use bookmarks for internal or design purposes. Ensure that only intended, user-facing bookmarks (like navigation buttons) are exposed to report consumers. Proposed solution: Add a setting in the report or Power BI Service (e.g., under View or Bookmark options) to: “Hide developer bookmarks from viewers” or “Restrict end-user interaction with developer bookmarks.” This will make Power BI more secure and compliant with common governance practices ... View more

At present, when we receive Power BI email subscriptions, the email footer remains in English regardless of the language selected for the content.   We would appreciate having the option to customize the footer description in our preferred language.       ... View more

It’s challenging and time-consuming for both new and experienced report creators to organize data when trying to split cards into categories. By introducing small multiples, it could be a familiar and easy way for report creators to intuitively categorize data, especially if they had more control over layout and formatting. ... View more

Description: Currently, Power BI automatically includes all fields used in the visual (Value, Target, Maximum, etc.) in the tooltip. This causes duplication when the same measure is used for multiple roles (e.g., Value and Target). Requested Feature: Allow users to independently select which fields appear in the tooltip, separate from those used in the visual. This would: Reduce redundancy in tooltips. Improve clarity and user experience. Give full control over tooltip content without requiring custom pages or DAX workarounds. Why it matters: Gauge visuals often use the same measure for multiple roles, and repeated values in tooltips look unprofessional. A simple toggle or separate field selection would solve this. ... View more

We would like to enable or disable the “A colleague shared a report with you one week ago” notification on a per-report basis. Currently, we have confirmed that this can only be managed at the individual user level or at the tenant level. ... View more

Current limlition: The semantic model used by the Microsoft Fabric Capacity Metrics application is only supported for use by the reports provided in the application. Any consumption from, usage of, or modification of the semantic model isn't supported. ... View more

Currently, the Relative Date Slicer in Power BI allows adjusting the font size for slicer values and titles, but the dropdown options (e.g., “Last,” “Next,” “This” and the time units) remain at a fixed size. This creates a visual inconsistency and impacts accessibility and user experience, especially in dashboards designed for large screens or executive reports. ... View more

(General - Can you had a cropping function to get rid of the white space around visuals? Exactly the same as photo crop in Word, Excel and PowerPoint)   Can you add a manual drag option for Data Labels on Pie Charts? Essentially, allowing the user to drag and drop the Data Label to a better suited position and fixing it there? Also allowing stacking where you have the actual number and then the percentage underneath if desired to stop the ... from appearing.    Also, being able to increase the size of the Pie Chart either by circumference size (using a value) or by dragging the outer edge of the Pie Chart to the desired size.  ... View more

Add Mouse Scroll Functionality to Adjust Date Range in Power BI Slicers Description: Currently, Power BI’s Between-type Date Slicer allows users to adjust the range only by manually dragging the slider handles or typing start and end dates. It would be highly useful and intuitive if users could use the mouse scroll wheel to dynamically adjust or slide the visible date range (for example, scrolling to move the range forward or backward in time). Proposed Functionality: Allow the mouse scroll wheel (with or without keyboard modifiers like Ctrl or Shift) to shift the selected date range in the slicer without changing its span. Optionally, provide smooth scrolling or step-based control (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly increments). Support for both horizontal and vertical slicer orientations. Maintain compatibility with synced slicers across report pages. Benefits: Significantly improves user interactivity and exploration of time-based data. Offers a more fluid and analytical experience for dashboards that depend on continuous date filtering (e.g., trend analysis, time-series visuals, forecasting). Reduces the need for manual range dragging or multiple clicks. Example Use Case: A sales analyst reviewing daily sales trends could simply scroll the mouse wheel to move the time window forward or backward — instantly updating all visuals linked to the slicer. ... View more

Create user permissions options on workspace folders to avoid creating multiple workspaces or granting access on a report-by-report basis. ... View more

Currently, Power BI does not provide a way to change the owner of a Dataflow via the REST API. This limitation creates challenges in scenarios where ownership needs to be transferred due to organizational changes, role transitions, or automation requirements. Having the ability to programmatically change the owner of a Dataflow would improve governance, reduce manual intervention, and support enterprise-level management of Power BI assets.   Use Cases: Automating ownership transfer when users leave the organization or change roles. Assigning ownership to service accounts for better control and monitoring. Enabling centralized management of Dataflows in large environments.   Impact: This feature would enhance administrative flexibility and support better lifecycle management of Dataflows, especially in enterprise scenarios where automation and governance are critical. ... View more

when a Power BI embed report remains idle overnight or for several hours,it takes some time to load the data which impacts user experience—especially for reports that need to stay open for monitoring purposes. ... View more

To address the challenges of organizing and presenting data due to the limitations of column and row headers, a potential solution would be to implement a new matrix visual with customizable controls, allowing report creators to adjust the dimensions of columns and rows, group them hierarchically, apply diverse styles, and use conditional formatting. ... View more

Currently, parameters defined in a Fabric Notebook’s “Parameter Cell” need to be manually re-entered when creating or editing a Fabric Data Pipeline. This manual process increases the risk of typos and inconsistencies, especially in larger projects with multiple notebooks and environments.   Idea: Enable Fabric Pipelines to automatically detect and import parameters directly from the “Parameter Cell” of a referenced notebook. This would: Eliminate manual parameter duplication Reduce the risk of errors Improve development efficiency and maintainability   Suggested Solution: 1) Define parameters in parameter cell   2) In Pipeline while configuring the Notebook activity, let it import the parameters by click:   3) Set type and default value based on the entries in the notebook:       ... View more

Currently, the Test as role feature in Power BI Service does not work for semantic models that use DirectQuery with SSO enabled. When attempting to validate Row-Level Security (RLS), the message “Test as role does not work with Single Sign-On (SSO)” appears. This limitation makes it difficult for developers and administrators to verify RLS behavior without involving end-users. ... View more