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Hello, I´ve got the English version of Power BI desktop so when checking my sales I see the units in "K" for thousands, or "M" for millions.
However, when publishing to app.powerbi.com I see them in a Spanish format "mil" for thousands "mill" for millions etc.
Changing the language settings in the general preferences doesn´t seem to work. Any idea, how could I switch it?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@adrianbasor ,
The default language for all users in Power BI Service can be managed by setting the default language in the Power BI Tenant Settings.
To do this, follow these steps:
If you want to change just for you, then what you tried should work. Try opening the report again in incognito mode so that browser cache doesn't affect the report.
Thanks @Anand24 , changing the language in the general settings and accessing in incognito/removing the cache worked for me.
I leave a link to a related topic, with further details about changing the tenant settings for all the users.
https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Service/Change-default-language-for-all-users-in-Power-BI-...
@adrianbasor ,
The default language for all users in Power BI Service can be managed by setting the default language in the Power BI Tenant Settings.
To do this, follow these steps:
If you want to change just for you, then what you tried should work. Try opening the report again in incognito mode so that browser cache doesn't affect the report.
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