When your end-users’ questions are ambiguous or incomplete, Q&A will need to make some assumptions to produce a visual for these kinds of questions. For these scenarios, Q&A would return a visual and natural language restatement (shown under the (i) icon on the right) based on our interpretation of the end-user’s question however, it was not evident to users which parts of the result were inferred if any. With this functionality, your small multiple titles and backgrounds can assist in communicating important aspects of your data. Click the fx button next to their corresponding options in the formatting pane to launch the conditional formatting dialog, where you can set rules by which the chart elements are colored. We’ve also added conditional formatting to small multiple title and background colors. Although responsiveness is on by default, responsive behavior will generally not affect visuals large enough to provide a clear data visualization. This means that small multiples visuals will generally begin shrinking padding and dropping chart elements earlier than non-small multiples visuals to make room for the multiple plot areas. For small multiples, the responsive breakpoints have been adjusted to accommodate for the potential presence of more than one plot area in the visual. Responsive visuals will slowly drop chart elements like axis titles, axes, and legend as their size shrinks, providing more room to the plot area. First, we’ve enabled support for the responsive toggle in the General card of the Formatting pane. This month, we’re bringing you two new updates to the small multiples preview feature. Small multiples: responsiveness and conditional formatting This month, we’re adding this option to continuous axes as well, allowing you greater control over the look and feel of your charts. This helps you determine how thick your columns and bars should be and how much whitespace should be between them. Adjust this transparency in the Data colors card in the Formatting pane.Ĭartesian charts with categorical axes have an “inner padding” option in the formatting pane which adjusts the size of the padding between category bars, columns, and clusters. Before, this transparency was defaulted to 60%. You can now set the transparency of the colored areas in your area and stacked area charts. And because you can wire up fields from your Power BI dataset to be used as parameter values, thus providing a fully interactive experience with the paginated report, just like any other visual. For the first time, this native Power BI visual allows you to render any paginated report you’ve uploaded to the Service in a Power BI report. We’re pleased to announce that the long-anticipated paginated report visual for Power BI reports is now available in Power BI Desktop as a public preview.
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Workplace Analytics (updated connector).Starburst Enterprise (updated connector).Dynamics 365 Business Central (updated connector).Cognite Data Fusion (updated connector).Select all operation is now supported for Dynamic M Query Parameters.Format strings now persisted when using DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis Services.Small multiples: responsiveness and conditional formatting.Also, DirectQuery support for Dataflows is now generally available! On top of that, we are happy to announce the preview of the paginated reports visual – we know many of you have been eagerly awaiting it, so take it for a spin and provide your feedback! Our Small Multiples and DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis Services previews are still ongoing and receiving some updates this month. Welcome to the June update! Loads of updates on connectors this time around.
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