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LucasBW
4 months agoRegular Visitor
Report screen size when published
Hi guys, I'm having a hard time with the sreen size of my published report. The dashboard has huge measures (height: 5000px Width 1800px) and, of course, when I publish it, the report looks like th...
- 4 months ago
Hi LucasBW
Each report page's "display option" is saved as part of the report. By default, each page will be displayed according to the setting that was applied when the report was last published/saved.
To make "Fit to width" the default for that particular page, edit the report either in Power BI Desktop or the Service, set that particular page to "Fit to width" and publish/save:
- Desktop: View > Page view > Fit to width > Save & Republish
- Service: Edit > View > Fit to width > Save
If you save the report in PBIP format, you can verify the display option by inspecting the
page.jsonfiles, which will look something like this with the"displayOption"attribute set:{ "$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/fabric/item/report/definition/page/2.1.0/schema.json", "name": "6a639315e12369e073d9", "displayName": "PageName", "displayOption": "FitToWidth", "height": 5000, "width": 1800 }
cengizhanarslan
4 months agoSuper User
1. Fix page size
Frankly, a height of 5000px is not considered a good UI in Power BI.
Best practice is:
- Use standard sizes (e.g. 16:9 or ~1280x720 / 1600x900)
- Split the report into multiple pages
2. Use bookmarks + navigation
Break your long page into sections:
- Create multiple pages or “tabs”
- Use buttons/bookmarks for navigation
This gives a much better UX than scrolling