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hey
It's been a while, but I recently stumbled upon a warning article online about microsoft.com and immediately needed to email you guys to validate this nonsense.
It seems like there's some unfavorable news that could be harmful to your reputation.
Understanding how easily stories can get out of hand and not wanting you to be taken by surprise, I felt the need to inform you.
Here's where I came across the info:
https://ibit.ly/DnECP
My hope is it's all a mix-up, but it seemed prudent you should know!
cya later,
Gerald Polen
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Hi It would be nice to have MySQL connector in the data pipelines.
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correcting 1st line: Currently the email editor seems to use an old editor version which only supports inline html style and not css, since only the body of the html is editable.
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IGNORE THIS! You CAN do this. I has something setup incorrectly.
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That would indeed be a good change!! very annoying now :(
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This was opened in 2016, how has this not been done yet?
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Seconded.There is no control over position of header icons currently, and this limits report design in a pretty disappointing way.For example, I design a report in PBI Desktop and header icons appear inside each visual. I then publish, and PBI Service decides to place the icons outside each visual, even though they get hidden by the other adjacent visuals. I can do nothing about this. To add to the issue, header icons do not seem to respect the setting 'maintain layer order' = off) meaning there is not even a way to bring overlapping header icons to the 'front'.As a result I am forced to waste space in all of my Power BI reports as leaving c. 30-40 pixels gap around all visuals is apparently the only way to ensure the header icon UI will work reliably for users. I cannot believe Microsoft would intend for this limitation. The idea to control header icon position would solve these issues.
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I have voted. Our team would like to see an increase in the size of the segment query. At the moment we are having to work around the current 4,000 character limit, however, when we get into more complex segments this creates an issue. The current character limit hinders the segments we need to build, therefore, it is crucial that this is prioritised.
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Sounds like the "Sync slicers" option will do what you want?