Instead of Power BI report Developer to create a Expandable Slicer Pane why can't it be a Visualization where User can Just add the Slicers to it thus making it Developer Friendly.  ... View more

If a copy activity is running in a for each loop tables are copied in sequence. This takes time. If the capacity of the workspace is going in a ‘pausing’ state half way the for each loop, some of the child processes succeed, some fail with the message ‘Payload conversation is failed due to 'One or more errors occurred.'.. Therefore I suggest that in this case the error message on the child process In the for-each loop (in the monitor) should be ‘Capacity Unavailable’.   ... View more

In Most Visualizations charts the Power BI Auto scales the Visualization and the Intervals at which the Values are Shown are not Adjustable eventhough Linear interpolation is done. Thus a Interval Like option can be added to the X-axis and Y-axis Settings as an Option to adjust the Scale thus the Users can Visualize in the Scale the want or used to do so . ... View more

I need smaller buttons - even after reducing font size and padding they are still too big ... View more

Hi, we require the ability to Zero Copy into Saleforce Data Cloud. Competive prodcuts like Snowflake provide this capability. Without it, Fabric would need to be reassed against market competors as a datawarehouse platform.  ... View more

I would like to propose a new setting with the recent change Microsoft decided to make that when you pin a report tile to a dashboard, it is no longer automatically shared with the dashboard users. I understand the security concern behind this change. However, for some companies it may not be a concern and this functionality (of automatic report sharing once pinned to a dashboard) has been important in seamlessly sharing reports via dashboards with end users. I believe this should be a setting in the admin portal that can be toggled on and off, so that those of us who need this functionality can have it back. ... View more

**Description**: The legacy TomTom map visual in Power BI allowed users to view the entire world map even in smaller visual containers. This was extremely useful for global dashboards where screen space is limited but a full-world context is essential. Since the transition to the Azure Maps visual, this functionality has been lost. Even at the lowest zoom level (0), the Azure Maps visual does not display the full world unless the visual is significantly enlarged. This limits usability and breaks existing report layouts. **Request**: Please restore or introduce a **“Fit to World”** option in the Azure Maps visual that: - Automatically adjusts the map to show the entire globe regardless of visual size. - Matches the behavior of the legacy TomTom visual. - Allows users to maintain compact, global dashboards without sacrificing map context. This change would greatly improve usability for global reporting scenarios and ease the transition from the legacy map visual. ... View more

Problem Statement: While integrating Power BI data with Alation (or any metadata platform), we are receiving both user-created reports and system-generated Usage Metrics reports through the Power BI Scanner API. Currently, there is no reliable way to programmatically differentate these usage metric reports from user-created assets. This causes clutter in the metadta catalog and leads to: Confusion for end-users browsing the catalog. Incorrect lineage and usage analysis. Unnecessary processing of irrelevant reports. Proposed Solution: Introduce a flag or metadata property in the Power BI Scanner API response to clearly mark Usage Metrics reports. Possible implementation approaches: Add a boolean flag like isUsageMetricReport: true/false Tag the dataset/report type (e.g., type: usage_metric) Provide metadata on system vs user-created origin Business Justification: Helps consumers focus only on relevant, user-generated content. Improves data governance, lineage accuracy, and catalog cleanliness. Reduces support burden and confusion in metadata management tools (like Alation, Collibra, etc.). Impact if Not Addressed: Catalog users may mistakenly analyze or document internal system reports. Data governance teams waste time manually identifying and filtering out usage metric content. Risk of incorrect data lineage or usage stats being reported. ... View more

This used to be on the roadmap for this quarter but it is no longer listed on the new roadmap. In addition, I've seen a blog post screenshoting this functionality so we were strategizing / waiting for this in our full analytics deployment strategy. We are using some adhoc distribution methods in the interim that are proving to be a challenge. Audiences would provide and ideal way to govern access / manage content and create a central place for users in a domain to access their key analytics and measures. Alternatives that don't work as well: -Multiple Org Apps require us to make many duplicates of a single app for minor tweaks on specific user groups. -Direct access to reports makes it a challenge for leaders to find their content in an organized fashion (apps are great for this). -Workspace apps only offer 1 per workspace and can't propagate access across workspaces (semantic models would have to be duplicated). ... View more

I came across one of the scenario where I have Donut chart on Page 1 which is built based on Hierarchy column. Now, in Page 2 I am using Bar chart and I want to show the same values/slices that are there in the donut on Bar chart. While using Drill Through, buttons its bar chart is showing the Parent level but not the level that is in the Donut chart. For this scenario, I want to use the slicer on Page 2 using the Hierarchy column or using filed parameter. When user drill down to Level 2 in the donut chart, the slicer value needs to be sync with the donut chart and gives the level 2 values in bar chart.    let me know if any one faced this kind of scenario or nay work arounds.    Note: I don't want to use any slicer in page 1 to sync with page 2. I want to sync based on donut slices.  ... View more

Report descriptions are not visible in power BI cloud which are visible in on-prem for RDL files.These were not manually added on on-premises. Reports descriptions are embedded in rdl file but still in power BI it is not actimactilly picked from the RDL files  ... View more

When looking at pipelines in the Workspace items list, the next refresh date is not displayed, even after a scheduled refresh has occurred.  This makes it difficult to see which pipelines are scheduled and if any conflicts exist.  I see next refresh dates for datamarts but I have to go to the schedule page for a pipeline to see when it will run next.  ... View more

Since I work on a team, could it be possible to have a feature to allow multiple developers to work on the same Power Bi pbix file at the same time? or perhaps allow for the merger of changes to the pbix file. ... View more

It would be super helpful if in the Format dropdown (when Data Type is Date) there was an option for the format of Jan-25. Dates would come out as Jan-25, Feb-25, Mar-25, etc.  I feel like more often than not this is the default view end users want to see when looking at visuals with multiple month data.  I almost always have to format my data in this format. ... View more

In the June 2025 version of Power BI Desktop there's an awful lot of white space in the filters selector. Can that be tightened up?   ... View more

I've noticed, since April 2025, Power BI Desktop opens a lot slower than usual. Yesterday, I noticed that a simple change to a (thin) report bloated the filesize from 83 kb to 2442 kb. Today, speaking extensively with Copilot, I realize the following:   bloat is caused by two built-in themes: Bloom.json and Tidal.json. I can strip them both down to 1 kb a piece by Copilot, and copy them in. Now, opening the pbip-based report is fast! However, saving the very same report as pbix once again returns the bloated theme files!!   In short, I have hit a roadblock here, and I smell a bug in a recent release of Power BI Desktop (I run "Version: 2.144.878.0 64-bit (juni 2025)") which causes too long opening times in general, and too big files for some edge cases - one of them triggered by myself yesterday. If only I keep the pbip structure, I have no problem. The problem arise in the pbix save moment - and the original themes are super-inefficient in two specific cases as mentioned above. ... View more

We really want to use the Azure Maps visual with a filled map layer using zip codes, then a reference layer on top with location points. However, we want certain location points in the reference layer to be visible depending on how the data is filtered.   Since the reference layer can only be a file, we can't use table connections to filter that data. It'd be awesome if we could use our locations table as a reference layer.   Another way to plot additional points over a filled map would be great too, not necessarily just the reference layer. ... View more

Hi team,   Currently, when getting an error during a Git sync or commit, the errors are usually quite cryptic and don't allow for much troubleshooting. It would be ideal if instead of an error code for the support team to review, we could get as developers a better idea of what is causing trouble.   ... View more

Summary Request to extend the current Power BI Copilot capabilities to Power BI Embedded analytics, specifically within the embed editor environment. This would bring the same intelligent data interaction features available in the Power BI web application to embedded scenarios.   Problem Statement Currently, Power BI Copilot is available in the web application where users can interact with data through natural language, generate insights, create visualizations, and obtain summaries. However, this powerful AI assistance is not available in Power BI Embedded scenarios, creating an inconsistent user experience and limiting the potential for enhanced analytics in custom applications. Organizations using Power BI Embedded to integrate analytics into their applications cannot leverage Copilot's capabilities, which puts them at a disadvantage compared to users of the standalone Power BI service.   Business Value & Benefits For End Users: Improved Accessibility: Non-technical users can explore data using natural language instead of complex filtering and navigation Faster Insights: Reduce time to discover key findings and trends within embedded reports Enhanced User Experience: Consistent AI-powered experience across all Power BI touchpoints Self-Service Analytics: Empower users to independently explore data without requiring specialized training For Organizations: Increased Adoption: More intuitive interface leads to higher user engagement with embedded analytics Reduced Support Burden: AI assistance reduces the need for training and support for embedded analytics Competitive Advantage: Organizations can offer more sophisticated analytics experiences in their applications ROI Enhancement: Better utilization of existing Power BI investments through improved user experience   Conclusion Bringing Copilot to Power BI Embedded would democratize advanced analytics capabilities and create a more cohesive, intelligent experience across all Power BI implementations. This enhancement would strengthen Microsoft's position in the embedded analytics market while providing significant value to organizations and their users. ... View more