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2 TopicsDefault Grow To Fit, Auto-Size Width - October 2025 Release
To PBI developers and fellow users, The new October update bringing Grow to fit as a default has been frustrating to work with. As someone who has used Power BI for the better part of a decade I find it much cleaner and user friendly to manage my column widths instead of arbitrarily assigning widths based on the space of a block. This is how we all have been doing for years. Per the release notes: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-october-2025-feature-summary/ Auto expand table columns The Grow to fit option distributes extra space across columns for cleaner visuals. And I'm not the only one: As Kyle puts it, we are frustrated by being forced default options that, in our opinion, degrade user experience. I encourage making the service easier for new users to drop in things and make it look pretty with minimal effort. But now I have to go into each table and switch this setting each time I want to return to a traditionally auto-sized column. Please make the default "Fit to Content". Or at least give an option to set a client preference for one or the other. Thank you, generatorsam7KViews17likes11CommentsDatepart for Report Builder
In MS Report Builder, I'm trying to create a new Calculated Field (StartActAccrual) that renders the exact same results as this SQL Declare statement: DECLARE @StartActAccrual FLOAT = 1.0 * Day(EOMONTH(@StartTapeDate,0)) / (SELECT CASE WHEN DAY(EOMONTH(DATEFROMPARTS(YEAR(@StartTapeDate),2,1))) = 29 THEN 366 ELSE 365 END)Solved528Views0likes1Comment