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Gantt Visual (Microsoft) sorting issue and rendering differences between Desktop and Service
Hi, I’m experiencing an issue with the Microsoft Gantt custom visual in Power BI. Current scenario: - In Power BI Desktop, the available version of the Gantt visual is 3.0.12.0 - However, the latest version released is 3.4.5.0 - I am using the Microsoft Gantt visual imported into my report Issue description: In Power BI Desktop: - The visual respects the alphabetical sorting of my “Berth” field (ship berth name) - Everything renders correctly In Power BI Service: - The sorting is not respected anymore (it appears unsorted or differently sorted) - The visual quality (resolution/sharpness) is noticeably worse Steps: 1. Sort the visual by berth name (alphabetical) 2. Publish to Power BI Service 3. Open the report → sorting breaks and rendering degrades Expected behavior: - Sorting should be consistent between Desktop and Service - Rendering quality should remain the same Additional notes: - This seems related to differences in visual versions between environments - I can provide screenshots showing the discrepancy Has anyone experienced this? Is there a known limitation or workaround? Thanks.Gantt Visual (Microsoft) sorting issue and rendering differences between Desktop and Service
Hi, I’m experiencing an issue with the Microsoft Gantt custom visual in Power BI. Current scenario: - In Power BI Desktop, the available version of the Gantt visual is 3.0.12.0 - However, the latest version released is 3.4.5.0 - I am using the Microsoft Gantt visual imported into my report Issue description: In Power BI Desktop: - The visual respects the alphabetical sorting of my “Berth” field (ship berth name) - Everything renders correctly In Power BI Service: - The sorting is not respected anymore (it appears unsorted or differently sorted) - The visual quality (resolution/sharpness) is noticeably worse Steps: 1. Sort the visual by berth name (alphabetical) 2. Publish to Power BI Service 3. Open the report → sorting breaks and rendering degrades Expected behavior: - Sorting should be consistent between Desktop and Service - Rendering quality should remain the same Additional notes: - This seems related to differences in visual versions between environments - I can provide screenshots showing the discrepancy Has anyone experienced this? Is there a known limitation or workaround? Thanks.1.3KViews1like4CommentsRe: Power BI Custom Visuals' Community
Hi, I’m experiencing an issue with the Microsoft Gantt custom visual in Power BI. Current scenario: - In Power BI Desktop, the available version of the Gantt visual is 3.0.12.0 - However, the latest version released is 3.4.5.0 - I am using the Microsoft Gantt visual imported into my report Issue description: In Power BI Desktop: - The visual respects the alphabetical sorting of my “Berth” field (ship berth name) - Everything renders correctly In Power BI Service: - The sorting is not respected anymore (it appears unsorted or differently sorted) - The visual quality (resolution/sharpness) is noticeably worse Steps: 1. Sort the visual by berth name (alphabetical) 2. Publish to Power BI Service 3. Open the report → sorting breaks and rendering degrades Expected behavior: - Sorting should be consistent between Desktop and Service - Rendering quality should remain the same Additional notes: - This seems related to differences in visual versions between environments - I can provide screenshots showing the discrepancy Has anyone experienced this? Is there a known limitation or workaround? Thanks.Restore full control over number formatting in the new Card visual (disable automatic abbreviation)
The new Card visual in Power BI forces automatic number abbreviation (e.g., “2K”, “2 Mil”, “1.5M”), even when the measure has a custom format string applied (such as #,0, #.##0, or full currency formatting). There is currently no reliable way to disable this behavior, as the “Display Units = None” option is missing or inconsistent in the new Card visual. This creates several issues: • Reports cannot display full numeric values anymore (e.g., “1,783” or “2,149,125.00”). • The visual overrides the user’s chosen formatting, breaking existing reports. • Workarounds require converting numeric values to text using FORMAT(), which negatively impacts sorting, performance, and downstream calculations. • This is a regression compared to the old Card visual, which allowed full control over number format. Please restore the ability to disable automatic number abbreviation in the new Card visual, or ensure that the visual consistently respects the model’s numeric format string without forcing K/M/B scaling. Having full formatting control is essential for many business scenarios where exact numbers must be displayed without abbreviations. Thank you.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsRestore full control over number formatting in the new Card visual (disable automatic abbreviation)
The new Card visual in Power BI forces automatic number abbreviation (e.g., “2K”, “2 Mil”, “1.5M”), even when the measure has a custom format string applied (such as #,0, #.##0, or full currency formatting). There is currently no reliable way to disable this behavior, as the “Display Units = None” option is missing or inconsistent in the new Card visual. This creates several issues: • Reports cannot display full numeric values anymore (e.g., “1,783” or “2,149,125.00”). • The visual overrides the user’s chosen formatting, breaking existing reports. • Workarounds require converting numeric values to text using FORMAT(), which negatively impacts sorting, performance, and downstream calculations. • This is a regression compared to the old Card visual, which allowed full control over number format. Please restore the ability to disable automatic number abbreviation in the new Card visual, or ensure that the visual consistently respects the model’s numeric format string without forcing K/M/B scaling. Having full formatting control is essential for many business scenarios where exact numbers must be displayed without abbreviations. Thank you.269Views0likes0Comments
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