Provide a Power BI Designer application install for Mac OSs. ... View more

Create a connector for Office 365 Planner. ... View more

Please add Collapse/Expand buttons in the Matrix Visualizations. Otherwise when all fields are expanded by default the user would have to scroll a lot to find what they are looking for. I could add a slicer to take user to the data they are looking for but then the rest of the data in the matrix disappears and more specifically the overall totals change!Expand/Collapse buttons would keep the overall totals as intended and totals for other fields while allowing the user to only expand the field they are interested in. Also ability to do conditional formatting for a specific field in the matrix would be nice. Thanks! ... View more

Often we need to expand on an idea from one report further and copy and paste visuals/pages from one PBIX to another. This would be a huge productivity and quality benefit. ... View more

Interpreting visuals without a clear legend to indicate logic behind specific styles can lead to confusion and decision-making errors. An idea to enhance clarity and transparency by ensuring legends and tooltips accurately display colors, patterns, and other visual components influenced by logics, would enable report consumers to easily understand the applied logic and make more effective decisions. ... View more

Connecting to Excel workbooks in OneDrive is a great first step, but connectivity to Google Sheets should be there too. ... View more

Pro users have the ability to schedule refresh for daily (intra day) and weekly. For some datasets, monthly is the right cadence. Can we have a scheduled refresh option that is Monthly (and lets us choose which day of the month the refresh is to occur)? ... View more

Support the creation of DAX calculation groups in Power BI Desktop - otherwise Power BI can only consume calculation groups created in Analysis Services, whereas it would be very useful to have this feature in any Power BI model. Even just a simple text window with a script would be fine. You can clean up the UI later. Thanks. ... View more

I have come across so many public data repositories that hold data in PDF format. Other websites have tables within documents such as annual reports etc., also in PDF format. A data source for PDFs or tables from PDFs would be awesome! ... View more

The current version of Power BI visualsation framework does not support access to the previous levels in a drill-down. I.e. you only get access to the current level when rendering. That makes it very hard to develop visualizations such as pivot tables or breakdown trees. This would let custom viz developers add thing like pivot tables and Breakdown Trees 🙂 [This idea was created as an offshoot of https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/15844186-pivot-tables-and-breakdown-trees. Fredrik had initially asked for updates to the Custom Viz API, but many votes and comments were cast assuming the idea was just asking for the Power BI team to build Pivot Tables or Breakdown trees!] ... View more

We would like to have multiple y-axis on a chart, more than 2 ... View more

The current version of Power BI visualsation framework does not support access to the previous levels in a drill-down. I.e. you only get access to the current level when rendering. That makes it very hard to develop visualizations such as pivot tables or breakdown trees. Make this possible and I would gladly submit a stable version of my Breakdown Trees :). ... View more

Power BI Designer saves a local PBIX file, which can be a file to export data and data model – in other words, it’s a format that contains a complete semantic model. All the applications that today export data in several formats (CSV, Excel, XML), might provide a richer semantic model exporting a PBIX file. Many ISV/SI that have OLTP and other applications that stores data in some database, usually struggle to offer a compelling BI story to their customers. The smaller they are, the more they feel this pressure because probably the effort they can put in their custom software is minimal. Today these ISV/SI integrate their solution with external vendor technologies (QlikView is a common choice here). However, the cost of such a solution for the end user is not always appealing, and for this reason the MS partner ecosystem always look for components (charts and pivot tables) to integrate in their solutions. Providing them an easy and inexpensive way to produce PBIX files “ready to use” straight from their product/solution would provide several benefits: - Customers would have something ready to be uploaded to Power BI service - ISV/SI would be able to provide a BI solution integrated with MS ecosystem - ISV/SI can implement solutions like “send a PBIX file via mail every week to all the agents including only the data of their prospects/customers” - Today they already do that using the .CUB format, which can be consumed by both Excel and custom applications - Microsoft would increase the number of Power BI users very quickly - Small ISV/SI would be able to implement such integration very fast What I propose to do is, in descending order of importance: 1) Support Power BI Designer as a local engine with an API that can be used by anyone and officially support local connections by other programs (starting from Excel) - The API should provide the ability to create a data model and to populate it with data by just using API, without any manual interaction - Providing the ability to connect from other clients (today it is possible but not officially supported) would increase the adoption. 2) Document and “open” the PBIX file, so that it can be generated by anyone - I think that this is easy for the data model, but not for the data. - But without the data, this model would be not so useful, requiring a manual refresh to be populated. 3) Open source the Power BI Designer - Not really a priority in my opinion, but if the first two wouldn’t be possible, this one could be ok ... View more

Ability to define rules at column level, to control the data fields available to different roles (e.g. employee salary visible to the users in finance roles only, while other employee details visible to other department roles). ... View more

can i sign in with my MS outlook login? ... View more

I have a large set of options from which I would like to pick some specific ones and use them in a slicer to filter my data. Currently, this is not possible while it is an implemented feature for other chart types. I'm currently using a 100% stacked column chart as a workaround. ... View more

A column/bar chart with both clustered and stacked features (stacked clustered bar/column chart). http://www.originlab.com/doc/en/Tutorial/images/Clustered-Stacked_Column_Chart/Clustered-Stacked_Column_Chart.png ... View more

This is a repost of my idea that was closed as completed, but the 'relative date slicer doesn't allow any of the described request hence my idea is not implemented.... The new date slicer is awesome, but it would be so nice if you could set a dynamic date selection instead of a static. With a static filter the user will always have to set the dates before the saved report makes sense - especially as the report gets older. Dynamic options could be YTD, QTD, MTD, WTD, Today, This Year, This Quarter, This Month, This Week and so on. original idea: https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/17004565-dynamic-date-slicer ... View more

The ‘Full Screen mode’ could become more useful for presenting reports on dedicated large screens if it became just a bit more dynamic. Whilst it is currently possible to scroll through report sheets by clicking the arrows in the bottom right corner, it would be most valuable to be able to automate such browsing. A solution could be to introduce a “Play” button that starts a slideshow scrolling through the available report sheets according to a customizable time interval. ... View more