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Hi @Max19 ,
I did a simple test, it works fine on my end. and my test version is : 2.138.1452.0 64-bit (November 2024)
Could you download and retry via the official download link below?
Download Microsoft Power BI Desktop from Official Microsoft Download Center
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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
Hi @Padycosmos ,
Thanks for your feedback! If you would like to suggest feature improvements, you may vote the idea and comment here to improve this feature. It is the right place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.
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Hi @BakirBukvic ,
There are currently many limitations to custom visual.
If you would like to suggest feature improvements, you may vote the idea and comment here to improve this feature. It is a place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.
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Of course! Here are some additional DAX patterns that can help you implement the FIFO method in Power BI for calculating inventory ageing quantities:
Calculate Inventory Balance: This measure calculates the running balance of inventory by considering both incoming and outgoing quantities.
InventoryBalance = CALCULATE( SUM('Inventory'[QuantityIn]) - SUM('Inventory'[QuantityOut]), FILTER( ALL('Date'), 'Date'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date]) ) )
FIFO Inventory Value: This measure calculates the value of the inventory using the FIFO method by considering the cost of the oldest inventory first.
FIFOInventoryValue = SUMX( FILTER( 'Inventory', 'Inventory'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date]) ), 'Inventory'[Quantity] * 'Inventory'[UnitCost] )
Inventory Ageing Buckets: This measure categorizes inventory into different ageing buckets (e.g., 0-30 days, 31-60 days, etc.) based on the FIFO method.
InventoryAgeing = SWITCH( TRUE(), DATEDIFF('Inventory'[Date], TODAY(), DAY) <= 30, "0-30 Days", DATEDIFF('Inventory'[Date], TODAY(), DAY) <= 60, "31-60 Days", DATEDIFF('Inventory'[Date], TODAY(), DAY) <= 90, "61-90 Days", "90+ Days" )
FIFO Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): This measure calculates the cost of goods sold using the FIFO method.
FIFOCOGS = SUMX( FILTER( 'Sales', 'Sales'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date]) ), 'Sales'[Quantity] * LOOKUPVALUE('Inventory'[UnitCost], 'Inventory'[Date], EARLIER('Sales'[Date])) )
For more you may refer to :DAX Patterns
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Hi @amirshiloh ,
Based on the above information, It's a reproducible issue. But since community engineers no longer have a direct feedback channel with the PG team. I would suggest opening a Support Ticket.
If you are a Power BI Pro or Fabric licensee, you can create a support ticket for free and a dedicated Microsoft engineer will come to solve the problem for you.
It would be great if you continue to share in this issue to help others with similar problems after you know the root cause or solution.
The link of Power BI Support: Support | Microsoft Power BI
For how to create a support ticket, please refer to How to create a support ticket in Power BI - Microsoft Power BI Community
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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
Hi @mshao ,
Creating a superscript to name fields in Power BI Report Builder can be done by using the Text Box Properties. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:
1.Open Power BI Report Builder: Start by opening your report in Power BI Report Builder.
2.Select the Text Box: Click on the text box where you want to add the superscript.
3.Enter the Text: Type the text you want to display. For example, if you want to display "Field1", type "Field1".
Format the Superscript:
4.Highlight the part of the text you want to format as superscript (e.g., the "1" in "Field1").
5.Right-click on the highlighted text and select Text Box Properties.
6.In the Text Box Properties dialog box, go to the Font tab. ahd check the Superscript option.
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @dtatar ,
We have seen on the internal platform that other engineers have reported this issue and submitted it.
The engineers on the product team are now aware and will do their best to resolve the issue. I will update here if there is any progress. Thanks for your patience.
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @JoshT ,
Based on the above information, It's a reproducible issue. For the new reply policy. I would suggest opening a Support Ticket.
If you are a Power BI Pro or Fabric licensee, you can create a support ticket for free and a dedicated Microsoft engineer will come to solve the problem for you.
It would be great if you continue to share in this issue to help others with similar problems after you know the root cause or solution.
The link of Power BI Support: Support | Microsoft Power BI
For how to create a support ticket, please refer to How to create a support ticket in Power BI - Microsoft Power BI Community
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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
Hi @tounger ,
Power BI visuals might not load correctly on the first attempt due to caching or initialization issues. Clearing the search and trying again forces the visuals to reload, which might resolve the issue temporarily.
There might be a delay in data refresh or synchronization between the slicer and the table. You may ensure that the data model is correctly set up and that there are no delays in data propagation.
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @cqueiroz2222 ,
Try the following expression:
CC_Resultado =
VAR vCurrent = [Result]
VAR vPrevious = CALCULATE([Result], PREVIOUSMONTH(dim_Calendario[Data]))
VAR vStart = IF(ISBLANK(vPrevious), 0, vPrevious)
RETURN
IF(
vStart < 0,
vCurrent + vStart,
vCurrent)
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Community Support Team_ Scott Chang
Hi @chippy-chip ,
Power BI expects coordinates in the order of longitude, latitude. If your coordinates are in the reverse order (latitude, longitude), this could cause issues with rendering.
Please verify that your GeoJSON file explicitly defines the geometries as polygons. if the geometries are not correctly defined, Power BI might interpret them as points. Ensure that the "type" property in your GeoJSON is set to "Polygon" or "MultiPolygon".
In the Visualizations pane, select the map visual and then go to the Format pane. Check the settings under Shape and Map styles to ensure that polygons are enabled and correctly configured.
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @alcas ,
From the information I found, there doesn't seem to be a specific roadmap item that directly addresses the ability to access the initial user experience for subsequent updates to the table.If you would like a more user-friendly way to edit tables in Excel-based models that are connected to a fabric semantic model, without having to update the DAX query manually. You may raise an idea here to improve this feature. It is the right place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.
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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
Hi @Xaeed ,
Can you provide detailed version information so we can reproduce the issue? We'll get back to the product team as soon as it's acknowledged as an issue!
Thanks in advance!
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @Vallaria ,
Based on your error meassage, you may check these below:
1.The selection manager is properly initialized in your visual's constructor:
2.You are creating selection IDs correctly for your data points. For example:
3.Your click event handlers are correctly set up to use the selection manager
4.You are using the correct API version that supports the methods you are calling.
It might be helpful to review the Power BI documentation Power BI visual data point selections - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @tomordonezmiron ,
Thank you for sharing, for other users with similar experiences you can check the comments below. This thread will now be closed.
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Community Support Team_ Caitlyn
Hi @DeeBaxo ,
Thanks for your feedback,now this thread will be closed.
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Community Support Team_Caitlyn
Hi @Max19 ,
When you use the Format Painter, it copies the formatting but not the size. To ensure your visuals are the same size, you can manually adjust the size of each visual after applying the format. You can do this by selecting the visual and adjusting the height and width in the Format pane under the General section.
For aligning visuals equally both vertically and horizontally, you can use the gridlines and snap-to-grid features in Power BI Desktop. While there isn't a built-in feature to set a specific size gap like in AutoCAD, you can manually adjust the position of each visual using the X and Y coordinates in the Format pane under the General section.
Hope it helps!
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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn