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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Publishing to Service changes content size
In Desktop, the visuals are aligned and the content fits within the visuals without scroll bars. Once published to Service, the visuals overlap eachother and scroll bars appear since content ...
GilbertQ
7 years agoSuper User
Hi there
I have seen this happening because the Power BI Service dynamically resizes the pages. This could be why the scroll bar is showing. I would suggest making the blue bars at the bottom smaller to allow for enough space?
I have seen this happening because the Power BI Service dynamically resizes the pages. This could be why the scroll bar is showing. I would suggest making the blue bars at the bottom smaller to allow for enough space?
Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Hi GilbertQ,
Thanks for responding. I tried resizing the visuals and the page, but neither worked.
I think it may have something to do with the browser and crashing. The cefSharp.browserSubprocess seems to have a processing power leak whith this report. It crashed several times. I typically use chrome which is where the distortion is happening. When I opened it in IE, it was fine. I wonder if the crashing was affecting the final appearance in Chrome.
- GilbertQ7 years agoSuper UserHi there
Are you using a standard visual or a custom visual? I wonder if that would affect the cefSharp.browserSubprocess (which is an IE Browser process running in Power BI Desktop)
I have found that sometimes it is a challenge to fit tables in, because they are quite difficult to resize. You could try and resize the column headers to make sure that it fits in?