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Impactful Individualwhat can i expect from mobile
Hi. I don't know how much is years. But I know users that appreciate the mobile view. Now you can build specific mobile view of each page of a report. It let's you pick visuals from the original page to make it easier to read. The idea is that mobile should keep easy to read and fast to manipulate things. If you expect users to click like 10 times and check three visuals at the same time, that's not a good UX for mobile.
The mobile view let's you adapt the filters pretty good to let the user use them and check visuals.
Tables are something that it's always unconfortable for mobile unless it's a small one. If it has too many columns you scroll a lot, and if it has many rows the scrolling UX mixes with scrolling the report canva.
I hope that helps,
Resolver IVHi,
Being a report actually helps you here. In Power BI Desktop there's a dedicated Mobile layout view (View > Mobile layout): a phone canvas with a tray of all the page's visuals, and you drag on only the ones you want. So your "only 10% is useful on mobile" instinct is exactly the point, you curate a small prominent subset rather than cramming everything in.
Slicers are fair game and stay interactive in the mobile app. Your three radio buttons work too: if they're a single-select slicer they behave like any slicer, and if they're Button visuals wired to bookmarks those render and fire in mobile as well, so your facility/customer/product switch carries over either way. Just note mobile layout is per page, so set it up for each page you want optimised.
If this helps, please mark it as the solution.
Paco
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