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I would really need this options
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It would be very useful if we could analyse Click Heat Maps. We just migrated from Click Dimensions to Customer Insights - Journeys and we really experience the absence of Heat Maps as a big loss in terms of available options for email analysis. Just like Click Dimensions, Customer Insights - Journeys should offer Click Heat Maps to be able to see what content in your email was the most popular and what was the least. In the heat map, it should be possible for each link to show the Click to Open rate as well as the total number of clicks on that link in absolute numbers. This would be really helpful!
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It's now 2024 September and problem still exists. (in my opinion this is not an idea, it must be descripted as an issue)I'm in PBI desktop and have a simple code to test the issuelet Source = Sql.Database(".", "TEST", [Query="select * from [dbo].[ProductSold]"]), selectARow = Table.SelectRows(Source, each [ProductID] = 3 ), selectAColumn = Table.SelectColumns(selectARow,{"ProductID"})[ProductID]{0}, testProc = Sql.Database(".", "TEST", [Query="exec test2 " & Text.From(selectAColumn)])in testProcIn this situation "select * from [dbo].[ProductSold]" query runs only once but the "exec test2 " query runs twice.
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This is very important to implement. We have ghost jobs we are struggling with, ref Microsoft ticket: 2408200050003055
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I thought it's obvious thing with so many elements around whose colours can be set. Seems like a nonsense.
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Any status update?
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That would effectively solve many problems in my day-to-day tasks. Good idea.
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That would be a great solution that can avoid a lot of issues during daily work. Hope it will be implemented soon.
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Great Idea. I hope it will get on Microsoft roadmap. I bet it will be game changer for some clients.
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50% my customers in manufacturing industry have been using this feature. I'm sure - it won't motivate them to upgrade their current version.