Hello,   today the only way to increase the number of items displayed in a dropdown slicer is to reduce the fint and the padding. This is not ideal as it reduces the readability of the list.   Would it be possible to add an setting that allows us to decide the length of the dropdown, either in size, or number of displayed items?   I am frequently asked by my user to increase the number of items they can see and choose from.   Many thanks ... View more

After creating a dashboard in Power BI Service, I would like to export the visuals directly to Excel. Currently, the only option is to export as numeric data in a CSV file, so I request the addition of this functionality. ... View more

We have confirmed that it is currently not possible to connect to databases configured with IBM-943 (IBM's version of Shift-JIS) when retrieving data using Dataflow Gen2, Dataflow Gen1, or Data Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric. If possible, we would like to request a feature improvement to enable connectivity to databases that use IBM-943 (IBM version of Shift-JIS) encoding. ... View more

I'd like the ability to use translytical reports with pbip and pbir formats.  also I want to be able to sync them to git and thus to a workspace. ... View more

The "Load" screen for refreshing data in the desktop version is very non-user friendly.  Each data source is using THREE LINES to display status, and you can only see up to 5 sources at a time before having to scroll the window. Ideally, this should be displayed in a table format with columns for Table/Query Name, Rows Loaded, and Source The sources should each show a checkmark when the data load for that source is completed (could be another column) Source(s) should be listed in order of status... Completed, Currently Downloading, and Pending Download, so it's easy to see what's currently happening. ... 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

Hello,   current situation:  DEV, TEST, PROD workspaces in Fabric and DEV is connected to main branch in ADO repo. All the current items (lets say a Notebook and a Lakehouse) are deployed and available in DEV, TEST and PROD. Deployment from DEV->TEST->PROD is done via Fabric Deployment Pipelines in the UI. A Fabric item (lets say the Notebook) is deleted in the main branch an with the synch to the DEV workspace also removed there.   Challenge: If I deploy the changes from DEV->TEST->PROD the Notebook remains in TEST and PROD as deletions are not refelected in the deployment.   As a release manager of my Fabric environments I want to be able to delete items if they are removed from the staging workspace through deployment pipelines.   Thanks and best regards! ... View more

I think it would be useful if we had and option to enable autosaving in the computer (not only the recuperation one). ... View more

It would be extremely valuable to support hover-based style changes in Power BI Desktop and Service. Specifically, I would like to request the ability to configure visual elements (like buttons, icons, and slicers) so their colors, border widths, or icon weights dynamically change when a user hovers over them. Example Use Case: When a user hovers over an information icon, I want to: Change the icon color from #6C6966 to #A60D0D Change the icon border thickness from 2px to 3px Change a related slicer border color from #000000 to #A60D0D Increase the related slicer border width from 1px to 3px Example: Info Icon Hover = False   Example: Info Icon Hover = True     This kind of interaction is common in modern UI/UX design and would greatly enhance usability, accessibility, and visual feedback for users navigating reports. Why This Matters: Power BI currently lacks any built-in capability to respond to hover states with formatting changes across visuals . This limits interactivity and makes it harder to guide user attention effectively. Workarounds with tooltip pages and overlays are complex and limited, and do not truly simulate native hover behavior. Proposed Features: Add conditional hover states to buttons, shapes, icons, and slicers Allow formatting options like border color, fill color, font weight, stroke width, and background effects to be defined for the "on hover" state. Enable "hover trigger" behaviors that can optionally affect other visuals (e.g., changing slicer styling when hovering over a button). Please consider prioritizing this feature to support more dynamic, intuitive, and professional report experiences. ... View more

I’m building a self-service “crosstab” matrix in Power BI that behaves like a Tableau-style pivot table: Users can select N row dimensions via slicers Users can select N measures via slicers The matrix should auto-expand every level of the hierarchy—no drill icons, bookmarks, or manual clicks—and update instantly when slicers change What I’ve Tried So Far: Field Parameters ✅ Dynamic selection via slicers ❌ Does not auto-expand hierarchy Bookmarks + Dual Matrix ✅ Pre-expanded views available ❌ Requires manual bookmark clicks after slicer changes Flattened Approach (Calculated columns + unpivoted metrics) ✅ Always-expanded, single matrix ❌ Complex DAX and high maintenance overhead Where I’m Stuck: Each solution checks some boxes but never all at once. I need a single matrix that: Dynamically picks any number of row fields via slicer Dynamically picks any number of measures via slicer Always renders fully expanded, with zero extra interaction What I’m Looking For: Are there any new Fabric features, Calculation Groups, or upcoming matrix enhancements that can handle this pattern? Any pointers or prototypes would be hugely appreciated!   Link for reference:Solved: Re: Dynamic “crosstab” in Power BI: multi-level di... - Microsoft Fabric Community ... View more

Dear Team,   We have an number of user in power bi, and one admin, where we are giving report access, but admin user now able to see the report that we dont want. Please add role which is able to share the report to other users but restrict himself to view the report.   ... 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

As it currently stands we cannot customize the shape and colors for the Dropdown slicer. With the new button and list slicer options we can create sleek modern slicers but they cannot be fully minimized like the Dropdown slicer. Ironically Dropdown slicers are the most commonly utilized slicers in applications/websites, Saas products, etc (even in power bi desktop nearly all settings are hidden under Dropdowns). They take up the least space and are thus the most UX friendly option, the same is true for analytics dashboards. Can you please give us the ability to change the shape of the dropdown selection box (rounded corners, etc.), as well as the colors of the box, and the selection icons (the checkbox or circle), basically a similar control that you've given to the list and button slicers. I am able to create a beautiful modern dashboard but the dropdown slicers always stick out like a soar thumb and the only workaround is to use the list or button slicer with two bookmarks for every single slicer, which is extremely time-consuming. ... View more

Hello Team,   We have option to Export for particular visual and entire report to Excel.   But unfortunately we don't have option to export customize visual into Excel.   This will be very helpful if this feature will added in the upcoming updates.   Thank You. ... 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

The Eventstream MQTT broker source supports connections with public MQTT brokers that offer MQTT V5 support.   Please offer support for V3.1.1 too, because this is still a valid and widely used version (perhaps still even more than V5).   Regarding version V3.1 (which is different from V3.1.1), this one seems to be deprecated by now. ... View more

The eventstream: weather source generates duplicate data rows because it polls the source faster than the weather is updated.   This can easily result in up to 10 times more rows in an Eventhouse due to the duplicates.   Please only generate new location weather messages when the current datetime differs from the last generated message.   ... 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

At this moment, Eventstream has no support for ingesting messages via HTTP REST / Webhook (like an Azure Function HTTP trigger).   The same goes for egress to an HTTP REST / Webhook endpoint.   Supporting these endpoints opens many possibilities to integrate directly with external platforms, in real-time.     ... View more