When adding small multiples to a visual, the default order is alphabetical. Please enable customization or the ability to sort by values. ... View more

Enhancement for Power BI table visuals, specifically adding native pagination support and an optional row index (sequential numbering) display for tables on dashboards. Current Limitation in Power BI Tables in dashboards are scrollable but do not support true pagination. There is no built-in option to display automatic row index numbers (e.g., 1, 2, 3, …). For long tables, this affects usability and readability, especially in executive-facing dashboards. Proposed: Add a simple option in table visual settings: Enable / Disable Pagination Set rows per page (e.g., 10, 25, 50, 100) Add an optional toggle: “Show Row Index” Automatically generate a dynamic sequential number column Respects sorting and filtering context   ... View more

When will this become a feature.  Seems super-simple.  Please vote for this idea.     When the header is longer than the values, or the values wider than the header, you have to "manually" widen or narrow each column or do any number of other non-functional/unrealistic work arounds found in other posts that have been shut down     Microsoft Please resolve this.       ... View more

When exporting a report with a Bookmark Navigator to PDF or PowerPoint from the Power BI Service, the first bookmark is always shown as highlighted in the exported file ,even if a different bookmark was selected before exporting. The visuals reflect the correct bookmark state, but the bookmark navigator highlight does not match the selected bookmark.   Expectation: When user export the dashboard in ppt or pdf format, only user selected bookmark should appear selected and not the default bookmark of the page. ... View more

When a user opens a report and selects the File dropdown, they see the “Embed report” option with the following choices: SharePoint Website/Portal Developer Playground So the Customer wants to Disable “Embed report” for View-only users in power bi ... View more

Use case: We have one particular capacity where we want to allow only ad hoc refreshes, but not schedules. We can audit that with semantic models but not with dataflows.  Request to expose the dataflow refresh type in the Capacity Metric App. ... View more

In Power BI Desktop, when hovering over a color in the formatting pane, users can see the hex value and a generic label such as “Theme color 1.” However, there is no visibility into what that theme color represents within the theme JSON (e.g., Primary, Accent Blue, Revenue, etc.). For organizations using custom themes for branding and governance, this creates challenges: “Theme color 1” does not indicate its semantic purpose There is no way to see the actual theme color name defined in the JSON Auditing or maintaining brand consistency becomes more difficult It’s unclear whether a color aligns with enterprise standards without cross-referencing the theme file Requested enhancement: Display the semantic theme color name (if defined in the theme JSON) when hovering over a theme color Optionally allow custom naming of theme colors that surfaces in the UI Provide clearer distinction between theme colors and manual overrides This would significantly improve branding governance, usability, and consistency in enterprise Power BI environments. ... View more

Enterprise customers adopting Microsoft Fabric want to standardize on OneLake as the unified storage layer for both structured data (Lakehouse tables, Warehouse data) and unstructured data (files stored in OneLake). This data may originate from external systems (ADLS, S3, databases, SaaS) or be created natively within Fabric workloads. A growing number of regulated customers have Infosec and compliance requirements to enforce retention policies consistently across all data in OneLake, regardless of source or workload. Today, customers are explicitly asking for a OneLake‑scoped retention capability that they can reason about as a storage‑level control, similar in intent to ADLS lifecycle policies.   A native, Purview‑governed OneLake retention model would materially reduce this adoption barrier and strengthen the OneLake governance story. ... View more

Hi,   Currently shelf meter productivity includes into calculation no of stores per format. With different no of stores per format it is hard to compare shelf productivity between formats. Suggestion to calculate Shelf Meter Productivity KPI by distribution point. ... View more

When I import a notebook in another notebook, typehints are not showing   Importing the notebook   Calling a method from the class defined in the imported notebook does not show the parameter names ... View more

Hi all,   Currently I found that using the Fabric VS code plugin, then select notebook > right click > open notebook in Synapse Visual Studio code works really well. VS Code is connecting to a remote server and changes are synchronized directly between VS Code and Fabric.  However there is one thing that is missing for me, the ability to use Codex, Claude Code or Copilot. Since I am connecting to a remote server, Claude can not access the files.  It would really boost productivity if this feature could be implemented.   Kind regards,  Huub ... View more

When using pipelines/notebooks, we can successfully export tables with uppercase names. However, when converting CSV files to tables in Lakehouse today, the names are forced into lowercase. This causes data inconsistency for the enterprise, which requires uppercase naming. The documentation states that both uppercase and lowercase naming are supported; please add a case-sensitive mode for the "Load to Table" feature. ... View more

This was so useful, why was it removed ... View more

When adding a notebook into a data pipeline, there is a section for Base Parameters.  But those Base Parameters in the pipeline must be created manually before being able to populate them. It would be very helpful to automatically get the expected parameters from the notebook populated into to the pipeline notebook activity. When the notebook activity is added to the pipeline the Base parameters is empty and the parameters must be created manually.  Please provide a link to click to "Add from Notebook" ... View more

Description Dataflow Gen2 currently does not support true CI/CD scenarios for organizations running Fabric capacities below F8. The core issue is that: Dataflow Gen2 cannot access the current workspace context (e.g., workspaceId="."), the Lakehouse connector always requires an explicit workspace ID, and parameters are only available starting from F8. As a result, developers must manually modify M‑code after every deployment to Test or Production to update the workspace ID or Lakehouse reference. This is error‑prone, not scalable, and contradicts the CI/CD principles that Fabric aims to support. For small and medium‑sized organizations, F8 is often not financially feasible, yet these organizations still require Dev/Test/Prod environments and automated deployments. Without parameters or workspace‑independent references, this is currently impossible. Impact on users CI/CD only works for customers with F8 or higher. Manual M‑code edits are required after every deployment. Deployment pipelines incorrectly mark dataflows as “changed”. The risk of production errors increases. Adoption of Fabric is hindered for smaller organizations. Requested solution Microsoft should implement one of the following options (any of them would solve the problem): Support workspaceId="." in Dataflow Gen2 so the dataflow automatically targets the workspace it runs in. Make parameters available across all Fabric SKUs, enabling dynamic workspace IDs and Lakehouse names. Introduce an M‑function such as Fabric.CurrentWorkspace() to expose workspace context to Dataflow Gen2. Why this matters This change would enable CI/CD for all customers, eliminate manual code changes, reduce deployment risk, and make Dataflow Gen2 consistent with other Fabric artifacts (Pipelines, Notebooks, SQL). It would also significantly lower the barrier for professional DevOps practices in Fabric, especially for smaller organizations. Most organisations evaluate Fabric on a lower capacity like F2 or F4. If they are happy with the experience, they gradually upgrade the capacity. If CI/CD is not available on the lower capacities, this can be a show stopper and have your custumers walk away.  ... View more

It would be great if there was an option to combine the stacked AND clustered column/bar charts to use both options. This way we could stack (for example by product group) and cluster (to display budget or previous year vallues) for maximum information density. ... View more

If we cluster columns or bars it would be great if we could add symbols as well (like the triangle in the IBCS / ISO 24896 manual). It is somewhat possible by using the Line + clustered column combo chart and making the line transparent, but there is no such option for the bar charts. Either add a new functionality to use symbols or the option to make a measure either appear as a column/bar OR as a symbol at the same position where the column would be ... View more

The Line + Column Combo Chart has been out for a while. It is time that the Bar charts also gets the option to add a line - or change the original combo charts so that they can be used either horizontally or vertically. ... View more

If you use a stacked or clustered column chart you have to option to write your own format string in the Values part. This option is missing from the combo charts with lines. Similar charts should have similar formatting options. ... View more