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Advocate IAzure Maps visual reports that "tenant admin has not enabled this feature", but it is enabled
Advocate IOh boy.
The Azure Maps visual works after changing the "Use the modern visual header with updated styling options" setting, but then I make a change to the visual, and it stops working.
Then I go and make a change to the "Use the modern visual header with updated styling options" setting settings and it starts working again.
Important to note that the specific setting itself doesn't seem to matter. It is the changing of the setting that allows it to work, but only until it has to refresh with changed inputs (changing the reference in the Size field for example).
1) It doesn't work
2) Change "Use the modern viual header with updated styling options" from off to on
3) It now works
4) change the value in the Size field of the Visual.
5) It doesn't work anymore
6) Change "Use the modern viual header with updated styling options" from on to off
7) It works again, unitl I change something else.
Advocate IWelcome to my Friday Power BI Blog I guess.
I went to Microsoft for support, and they, of course, automatically suggest that we should be using the latest version. I don't always remember that, since our users don't get to install version themselves, and the automatic update process we have sometimes lags a little bit.
But, FYI:
The work computer that I have been testing on is Version: 2.141.1253.0 64-bit (March 2025)
The off-network computer that I was testing on is Version: 2.144.878.0 64-bit (June 2025)
The other user may even still be on 32-bit Power BI Desktop. Not sure yet.
First step should be to get to the latest version of 64-bit.
v-saisrao-msftCommunity Support
- JMLyle
It seems that we were able to get the affected users' Power BI Desktop versions updated this morning, and they report that it is working for them now.
- v-saisrao-msft
Hi JMLyle,
Glad your issue has been resolved. Please mark helpful reply as the solution, as it will help other community members.
Thank you.