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Tile size on dashboard
Hey Anonymous ,
the only way to do that is with drag and drop. I quickly recorded how to do that:
As you can see there is a minimum size for a tile, smaller is not possible.
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Most Valuable ProfessionalHey Anonymous ,
the only way to do that is with drag and drop. I quickly recorded how to do that:
As you can see there is a minimum size for a tile, smaller is not possible.
selimovd thanks , i wanted to reduce it more.
Thanks
Bella42Advocate IV
Yes. The correct answer is "Power BI, once again, offers you an amazing feature that turns out to be pretty much useless". The Man-splaining of how to resize the tiles was hilarious, though. Ummm, ya, der, I am NOT stupid, just expecting more from software in 2022. Where's my hoverboard????
- Tom-Garvin-2023
Advocate I
Per the OP, twenty two links is the issue. That appears to be excessive, when presented all in one place. What I do is create a top level dashboard with the "real" KPIs, and links to one or more secondary dashboards. One tile on the secondary is a Back link. I really don't see any value in smaller tiles if you are using the dashboard as intended for presenting data.
Hi Tom,
you are right. I have the same problem. I have 30 tiles, and reducing tiles size to fit in one screen is challenging, and my tiles numbers are increasing over time. At least I can group my tiles into three; under each group, I can place 10 tiles. When I click the main tile, the main tile shows the sub-tiles (10), and then I click the sub-tile, and the sub-tile shows the report.
