Hello, since upgrading to November 2018 version, the "color saturation" bucket is missing from most charts, bar / column, stacked / clustered. I have confirmed it works ok in previous PBI Desktop version. This is serious issue as we now cannot modify existing reports using this functionality. November - missing October - color saturation is there ... View more

Hi,   I have 1 Direct Query, 3 Import tables, and when I am trying to add custom data for example   let Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("i45WMlTSUYopNTAwTjY2UIrViVYyggtYQgSM4QKGFhARE4QeM1OwiClQBMjWVoqNBQA=", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [Value = _t, Metric = _t]), #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Value", Int64.Type}, {"Metric", type text}}) in #"Changed Type"   And published the report to service, and tried accessing with one of user who is assigned in my role.  My report dispalys just the blank pages, like this...     Actual Report should be dispalyed like this. This is just one tab, but the visuals in all the tabs are behaving the same way.    This report works perfectly fine, when create a table in my database for these custom codes and load it as a table.      ... View more

Hi,   There are several tickets with this issue, but I didn't get any solution for 'Something went wrong: unable to save report' in PBI Service, except for replacing the dataset and re-building all reports manually. I did it several times, but it takes too much time. Is there any fix for this bug?     Thank you in advance.   Kind regards, Taisiya ... View more

I've created a dataflow that simply pulls in data from selected Salesforce objects (parameterised so that we can swap between Production and Sandbox) I've now set up a child dataflow that performs filtering and transformation. I've also set up parameters for the workspace and source dataflow. To avoid repeating steps when pulling in the tables from the SFData dataflow, I have a base query:   let Source = PowerBI.Dataflows(null), FilterWorkspace = Table.SelectRows(Source, each [workspaceName] = DataFlowWorkspace), ExpandDataflows = Table.ExpandTableColumn(FilterWorkspace, "Data", {"dataflowId", "dataflowName", "Data"}, {"dataflowId", "dataflowName", "Data"}), FilterDataFlow = Table.SelectRows(ExpandDataflows, each [dataflowName] = DataFlowName), ExpandDataFlowObjects = Table.ExpandTableColumn(FilterDataFlow, "Data", {"entity", "Data"}, {"entity", "Data"}), RemoveOtherColumns = Table.SelectColumns(ExpandDataFlowObjects, {"entity", "Data"}) in RemoveOtherColumns   This leaves me with a list of table objects: entity Data Account [Table] Buyer Group Member [Table] etc. etc. I then reference to import the SFData tables, e.g.:   let Source = #"Dataflow Base", Navigation = Source{[entity = "Account"]}[Data] in Navigation   The issue I have is that PBO requires that all columns must have a type, otherwise it can't be loaded. If I don't do anything, the Data column is converted to text, but generates an error (which then gets converted to a null). There doesn't appear to be a data type I can set the Data column to, to prevent this. This means for every table I'm importing from the data flow (and any subsequent data flows), I need to use the full navigation steps to get to the entity list and then navigate to the object I want. Is there a way around this? ... View more