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MLUM

Currently when trying to make a Power BI report Mobile layout, you cannot edit the table so that it has all wanted columns in the normal view, and only a few core columns in the mobile view so that it fits the mobile view nicely without a horizontal scroll bar. A horizontal scroll is very user un-friendly on mobile. Ideally you should be able to hide or remove columns for the mobile view only.

v-vepott

Hi, I have a Fabric warehouse and I'm trying to commit changes in git, but I'm getting an error as shown below. Please check the technical details for more information. If you contact support, please provide these details. Hide details Request ID 27e90229-f14c-4ed2-b9a4-e8c3e5cf4519 Workload Error Code UnknownError The data warehouse contains multiple objects, and I can't identify which object is causing the issue. Could you please assist with this?

AnkitKukreja

Hi! Like we have a search option in a canvas or reporting area can we get same feature for Power Query? We have a very messy setup and sometimes to identify the tables is tough. Search option at top to find the name of the relevant table would be really helpful.

dindindin

Currently, when a Dataverse Link to Fabric is recreated, refreshed, or experiences configuration changes, there is no exposed audit log or telemetry that allows customers to identify who or what triggered the action. This lack of traceability creates operational risk, investigation delays, and customer mistrust—especially in production environments where Fabric tables are business‑critical.

timcalil

Develop an "Accessibility Configuration Scanner for Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service" which would scan a Power BI report or dashboard for accessibility configuration and features against an accessibility framework like WCAG 2.1 or WCAG 2.2, 508 standards, or Universal Accessibility principals. An Example could be a test for Screen Readers.

SinghArchana

In Fabric/Power BI capacities, a single report or element can sometimes consume a disproportionate amount of compute resources due to heavy queries, complex visuals, or large semantic models. When this happens, it may impact the performance of other reports sharing the same capacity. Currently there are limited ways to control this behavior beyond manual intervention such as: Optimizing the report, removing it, or disabling. It would be very helpful to have capacity governance features that allow administrators to manage or limit resource usage per report. Possible capabilities could include: Setting capacity usage limits per report or semantic model Temporarily throttling or pausing reports that exceed usage thresholds Ability to disable a report temporarily from capacity monitoring tools This would help us to maintain stable performance across shared capacities and prevent a single report from affecting other workloads.

AndrewKardenetz

I own a report with 1000s of users. The report has RLS engaged. Normally users of the report will be denied access unless they are added to the appropriate AD group that is used to grant access to the report and to view rows of the dataset. We communicate how to gain access through the report this way, however users will see the default access denied message and still send me emails that they cannot access the report. Please allow us to modify the access denied message so we can guide users to the correct place to request access, instead of contacting the owner frequently.

SinghArchana

Currently in Power BI we can apply a Top N filter on visuals to display the highest categories based on a measure. However, when Top N is applied, all remaining categories are removed from the visual, which means their values are not represented. Because of this behavior, the total shown in the visual may not represent the full dataset, as the remaining categories are excluded after the Top N cutoff. It would be very useful to have a native Top N + Other option in Power BI visuals. With this feature, the visual would display: Top N categories based on the selected measure An additional “Other” category that aggregates all remaining categories This approach would ensure that: The full total is preserved The visual remains clean and readable Users can focus on the most significant categories while still including the rest of the data

SinghArchana

Currently, Power BI allows color formatting by field value or conditional formatting, but the configuration must be done separately for each visual. This becomes difficult when trying to maintain consistent color standards across large reports. It would be extremely helpful if Power BI supported a report-level color mapping where a specific field value always maps to the same color across all visuals. Example use cases- Business units always have fixed colors across all reports Product categories need consistent branding Customer segments should maintain the same colors across visuals Thanks!

SrinivasaRaoTha

Hello Team, Please assist me in migrating my fabric capacity from one Tenant to another Tenant.

Antoine1733

Currently, Service Principal authentication works with Fabric Data Agents connected to Lakehouses but fails when the agent is connected to a Semantic Model. This limitation prevents building fully automated applications or backend services that interact with Semantic Model–based agents without requiring interactive user authentication. Supporting Service Principals (or Managed Identities) for Semantic Model data access in Data Agents would enable secure server-to-server scenarios and make it easier to embed Fabric AI experiences into custom applications and enterprise workflows.

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charlotte64

When creating an application in Microsoft Power BI (web version), two improvements could be considered. The first would be to allow the visibility of pages within the same report to be managed according to the audience. Currently, it is possible to grant or deny access to an entire report, but not to control which specific pages are visible to each user group. Being able to hide certain pages of a report depending on the audience would avoid having to duplicate reports simply to adapt the content to different audiences, while improving the readability and security of the information. The second improvement would be to allow the creation of an application by integrating reports from multiple workspaces. Currently, an application must be built solely from content located in the same workspace. Allowing reports from different workspaces to be selected would facilitate the creation of cross-functional applications and avoid having to move or duplicate reports to centralize them.

ForSure

Can we add a "Visible" general property in all visuals and allow for Conditional Formatting (dynamic value) based on a Measure/Field.

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jimeval

Would be very usefull specially when using DQ to be able to call store procedures on visuals.

jhowell1

It would be fairly useful if, in table view in the desktop app, we could select some records and export to .xlsx.

Natron

It would be really nice if the deployment pipelines updated the destination lakehouse or warehouse of a dataflow gen 2 and still show synced across workspaces. Barring that, it would be great if the destination lakehouse or warehouse could be parameterized for use in a deployment pipeline. Thanks.

v-kakarlab1

Currently for customers who purchased Azure from CSP provideres need to reach out to the provider to get the emission information. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-connect-to-emissions-impact-dashboard But the options for the CSP provider to share the data are below: Providing customer‑specific exports or reporting packs from EID visuals and reports · Using exported EID data to create offline or downstream customer‑specific reports We would request either one of the below solution to be implemneted so that the CSP providers can share the emissions to the individual customers . OPTION 1 (preferred option) As a CSP, we are in need of a filter in the Emissions Impact Dashboard (EID) by specific customers/tenants. At the moment, there is no option to apply such a customer/tenant filter. While we could add a Tenant–Subscription mapping to the semantic model to enable this, the model would need to be updated. Since the EID is delivered as a template app, it’s not possible to download (see screenshot) or modify the semantic model to include this mapping. Allowing this option would give us what we need to help our customers in most simple way. OPTION 2 An alternative solution would be to let you add a customer/tenant filter directly to the report. Our preference, however, is to gain access = have to ability to click"Open" to both the semantic model and the report so we can customize them as needed. This would also allow us to share the report with our customers without manually applying filters and exporting it to PDF or PowerPoint for distribution.

Bhuwanreddy999

In Power BI Service (web), the Filters pane expand/collapse control is currently a very small chevron/arrow at the edge of the Filters pane. The clickable area (hitbox) is extremely narrow, and users must click very precisely to open or close the pane. Compared to previous behavior, the interaction area appears significantly reduced, leading to a poor usability experience. Reference image: Why this matters / Impact: Users frequently miss the click target and have to attempt multiple times. This is especially problematic for: Users on high-resolution monitors (small UI elements) Users with accessibility needs or reduced motor precision Touchpad users Any scenario where fast navigation between visuals and filters is required It increases user frustration and reduces productivity during report exploration. steps to reproduce: Open any report in Power BI Service (Reading mode). Ensure the Filters pane is visible on the right. Try to collapse the Filters pane by clicking the small chevron arrow at the edge. Observe that only a very small pixel area responds; clicking slightly outside does nothing. Expected behavior: The clickable area to expand/collapse the Filters pane should be larger and easier to hit (similar to earlier behavior). The hitbox should extend across a wider vertical strip, or the chevron should be larger. Actual behavior: The chevron is visually small and has a very limited hitbox, requiring precise clicking. Suggested improvement: Increase the hitbox size for the expand/collapse control (even if the chevron stays small visually). Optionally allow user setting / accessibility option to increase panel toggle target size. Consider adding an explicit “Collapse” button area or edge highlight on hover. Frequency: 100% reproducible across reports (including new/blank reports). Environment: Power BI Service (browser). Issue is independent of report content, dataset, permissions, or workspace settings.

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Allow Removing/Hiding Table Columns on Mobile View

Unable to commit the Fabric Data Warehouse changes in Git

Power Query Search

Add Audit Logs and Traceability for Link to Fabric Lifecycle Events (Create / Refresh / Recreate)

Accessibility Configuration Scanner for Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service

Ability to limit capacity usage by a single Power BI Report to prevent impact on overall capacity

Ability to change access denied message for user in PowerBI Service

Display Top N and group remaining categories into an “Other” bucket so totals remain accurate

Global color mapping based on field value for all visuals in a Power BI report

Migrate the my fabric capacity from one Tenant to another Tenant

Support Service Principal authentication for Data Agents connected to Semantic Models

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Power BI applications: page-level visibility and reports across multiple different workspaces

Show/Hide visual based on Measure

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Call a Store procedure on visuals

Table view - select rows & export to .xlsx

Update Data Flow Gen 2 destination (lakehouse/warehouse) Deployment Pipeline

Emission impact dashboard for CSP provider

Filterspane toggle control (chevron) hitbox is too small in Power BI Service-difficult to open/close

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