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We are using a bar chart of products to filter several other visualizations on the page. The bar chart shows data for only one month (Visualization Filter is set to a specific month). Te other visualizations show time trends (several months of data) for the selected product(s). Since the latest update, the PowerBI service is now applying the single month filter to the other visualizations as well as applying the product filter. This, of course, renders the time trend graphs meaningless. The desktop works as expected, but the Service does not.
Is this a new "feature" we need to work around or is a bug that can be fixed?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Definitely a bug. Visual-level filters are (supposed to be) explicity scoped to a single visualization, as the name implies. Brushing and linking should only be based on the currently selected axis category.
I'm able to reproduce the behavior you're seeing in the service.
Edit: Apparently the community forums are the official bug report medium for Service bugs now.
Repro steps:
Edit2:
Confirmed identical behavior for chart1 as any column or bar chart (stacked, clustered, combos, waterfall), pie, donut, funnel, or treemap and chart2 as any visualization.
Definitely a bug. Visual-level filters are (supposed to be) explicity scoped to a single visualization, as the name implies. Brushing and linking should only be based on the currently selected axis category.
I'm able to reproduce the behavior you're seeing in the service.
Edit: Apparently the community forums are the official bug report medium for Service bugs now.
Repro steps:
Edit2:
Confirmed identical behavior for chart1 as any column or bar chart (stacked, clustered, combos, waterfall), pie, donut, funnel, or treemap and chart2 as any visualization.
I have submitted a Frown on this twice -- once for the service and then later when the same behavior appeared in the desktop. So far it hasn't been fixed. I've seen no acknowledgement that it is a big. I've had no indication that anyone saw the frown.
This is really hurting a number of existing in-production dashboards.
I'm having to pull back deployment to potentially hundredss of users because of this.
How can I get some feedback/action on it?
@SHHargrove Have you submitted and actual ticket, or just used frowns?
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/support/ Contact Support (bottom right) -> Under Basic Support - bottom right "Submit a Ticket"
This will open an actual ticket number with MS support.
Thanks. I have now submitted a support case in the O365 Admin / support site. Got a ticket number.
I'm surprised there isn't a lot more message traffic about this issue. Surely we're not the only ones it affects.
Did you get a resolution to this issue? I have submitted a ticket as well, but the problem is not yet resolved for me.
I added an IDEA : Visual Interactions should not include Visual Filters
Voting would be good.
Just this morning I received a reply -- the behavior is by design. Not a bug.
I'm trying to figure out the best way to signal my great disappointment.
Thanks for the tip. Submitted.
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