From f1f5e65a3a697060d5c98a2741f74ace4b981dac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2024 16:05:38 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 01/30] Update Document, plus minor changes to Includes --- .../core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md | 1 - .../border-&-divider-line-style.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-color-palette.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-dash-array.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-line-style.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-transparency.md | 2 +- .../global-value-decimal-places.md | 2 +- .../gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/legend-options-position.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md | 2 +- ...l-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-border-gridlines.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-layout-columns.md | 15 +++ ...mall-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-layout-rows copy.md | 15 --- .../small-multiples-layout-rows.md | 2 +- ...cific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md | 2 +- .../yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md | 2 +- ...alization-column-charts-format-settings.md | 95 +++++++++++++++++++ 23 files changed, 129 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-) create mode 100644 powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md delete mode 100644 powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows copy.md diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md index d1c0946893..12fc2407e8 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md @@ -11,5 +11,4 @@ ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- ###### Maximum - This setting defines the final axis value. If no user-defined value is provided, the system automatically assigns a maximum value based on the data. Additionally, this value can be determined through conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md index ee4aba282f..231bb31a9b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Line style +##### Line style The menu provides three selections to customize the line style pattern: **- Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md index 972c812042..a7030f933e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +##### Width The border width setting allows you to define the thickness in pixels, offering a range from 0 (none) to 12 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md index c0d0bcac64..1ec6d0cb01 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Color +##### Color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md index 0e58f669b6..fece08a9a5 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Dash array +##### Dash array The Dash array text input field enables the creation of custom line patterns. Enter a sequence of numbers to define the dash and gap lengths in pixels, using the syntax: dash length, gap length. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md index ed52399a5e..362a88136b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Dash cap +##### Dash cap This dropdown menu determines the line's end style, offering options such as: diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md index e9ac779911..75ef68d6ab 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Line style +##### Line style The menu provides four selections to customize the line style pattern: **- Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md index 312411a652..7c9f25e43a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Scale by width +##### Scale by width The toggle, when activated, automatically adjusts the line pattern to match the line width. When deactivated, the line pattern remains unchanged (default). This feature is accessible only for dashed, dotted, or custom Scale by widths. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md index cbd320c801..83e8816d24 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Transparency +##### Transparency This setting adjusts the transparency, ranging from 0% for full opacity to 100% for complete transparency, allowing for a subtler or more pronounced color effect. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md index 3c12af1c8e..a9d5eb58b1 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Value decimal places +##### Value decimal places Allows you to specify the number of decimal places for values, with a selectable range from 0 to 15. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md index 84f0ed25f5..37c7b0e63b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +##### Width The gridlines width setting allows you to define the thickness of the gridlines in pixels, offering a range from 0 (none) to 4 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md index e1be23ce6b..0ff0bc3bfb 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +##### Position With this dropdown menu, users have several options to define the position of the legend: **- Top left** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md index 1e0c3247c1..2dca8cc4c6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Title text +##### Title text The default title text for the legend is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, this title can be manually altered to a different text. Notice that **Title text** doesn't have font or color settings, those settings are pre-defined by the Legend's text settings. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md index 263e8082f4..cbcdf1d2e4 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Color +##### Color This setting allows you to customize the color by either selecting from the color palette or applying conditional formatting. No filled color is applied by default. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md index 4ca2bcbd9f..e19e4b22c6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Gridlines +##### Gridlines The menu offers several options to delineate gridlines to the small multiples grid: **- All** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md index 1dc7987c8e..f5ee289de4 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### All padding +##### All padding This setting simultaneously adjusts the padding within columns and rows. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7fbb8ac86f --- /dev/null +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +--- +title: Columns +description: Setting - Columns (Small multiples, Layout, Columns) +author: JaedenArmstrong +ms.author: miguelmyers +ms.service: powerbi +ms.subservice: pbi-corevisuals +ms.topic: include +ms.date: 06/21/2024 +ms.custom: include file - variant +LocalizationGroup: core-visuals +--- +##### Columns + +This setting establishes the vertical grid for small multiples, allowing users to specify and number of columns between 1 and 19. When specifying the number of rows and columns, the maximum number of small multiple charts permitted within a single visual is 36. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md index a309a8afd5..bfe0907fcb 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Customize padding +##### Customize padding Activating this toggle unveils a suite of controls for granular padding adjustments: **- Inner column padding:** Modifies vertical padding within each grid. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows copy.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows copy.md deleted file mode 100644 index c4a87d4fdf..0000000000 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows copy.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ ---- -title: Rows -description: Setting - Rows (Small multiples, Layout, Rows) -author: JaedenArmstrong -ms.author: miguelmyers -ms.service: powerbi -ms.subservice: pbi-corevisuals -ms.topic: include -ms.date: 06/21/2024 -ms.custom: include file - variant -LocalizationGroup: core-visuals ---- -#### Rows - -This setting establishes the vertical grid for small multiples, allowing users to specify and number of rows between 1 and 19. When specifying the number of rows and columns, the maximum number of small multiple charts permitted within a single visual is 36. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md index c4a87d4fdf..5f8a36d535 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Rows +##### Rows This setting establishes the vertical grid for small multiples, allowing users to specify and number of rows between 1 and 19. When specifying the number of rows and columns, the maximum number of small multiple charts permitted within a single visual is 36. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md index e572b23da4..313ed8e8da 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Display units +##### Display units The menu offers several options for defining the Display units: diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md index ad83f9a976..fd130bd343 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Switch axis position +##### Switch axis position This toggle alters the axis position. When turned off, the axis remains on the left side. When turned on, the axis shifts to the right side. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md index 91ba63f0fa..a6bb609b13 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md @@ -87,6 +87,101 @@ The **Layout** setting within x-axis options is only available when you’re wor [!INCLUDE [xaxis-layout-minimum-category-width](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-layout-minimum-category-width.md)] +### Y-axis + +#### Range + +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-maximum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md)] +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-minimum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-minimum.md)] +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-logarithmic-scale](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-logarithmic-scale.md)] +[!INCLUDE [xaxis-range-invert-range](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-range-invert-range.md)] + +#### Values + +The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] +[!INCLUDE [yaxis-values-switch-axis-position](../includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md)] + +#### Title + +The visibility of y-axis **Title** can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Title settings shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [axis-title-title-text](../includes/core-visuals/axis-title-title-text.md)] +[!INCLUDE [axis-title-style](../includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] + +### Legend + +This setting is accessible when a data field is active in the **Legend** field well within the **Build** pane. The legend's visibility can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Legend settings shown below. + +#### Options + +[!INCLUDE [legend-options-position](../includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md)] + +#### Text + +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] + +#### Title + +[!INCLUDE [legend-title-title-text](../includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md)] + +### Small multiples + +The settings for **Small multiples** become accessible when a data field is active in the small multiple field well within the **Build** pane. However, it’s important to note that small multiples do not function properly when the x-axis and legend share the same data field. + +#### Layout + +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-layout-rows](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md)] +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-layout-columns](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md)] +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-layout-all-padding](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md)] +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-layout-customize-padding](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md)] + +#### Border + +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-border-gridlines](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [border-and-divider-line-style](../includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [border-and-divider-width](../includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md)] + +#### Background + +[!INCLUDE [small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +### Gridlines + +#### Horizontal + +The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-line-style](../includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-array](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-cap](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-scale-by-width](../includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width](../includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md)] + +#### Vertical + +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-line-style](../includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-array](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-cap](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-scale-by-width](../includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width](../includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md)] + + + ## Considerations and technical aspects ### Considerations From 1736a0c65de331415cda008c5033e336ce77a988 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2024 19:10:45 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 02/30] Update Headings/Titles in the Includes --- .../desktop-custom-format-strings.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md | 7 +++--- .../blank-rows-border-border-position.md | 8 +++---- .../core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md | 2 +- .../border-&-divider-line-style.md | 8 +++---- .../core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-label-align-baselines.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-label-heading.md | 2 +- ...lout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-label-position.md | 6 ++--- ...ues-label-space-between-label-and-value.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-layout-callout-size.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-values-format-code.md | 2 +- ...lout-values-values-horizontal-alignment.md | 2 +- .../callout-values-values-text-wrap.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-accent-bar-position.md | 10 ++++----- .../cards-alignment-vertical-alignment.md | 2 +- ...ards-background-background-image-browse.md | 2 +- .../cards-background-image-fit.md | 8 +++---- .../core-visuals/cards-glow-offset.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-size.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-padding-padding.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-padding-size.md | 10 ++++----- .../cards-shadow-and-glow-position.md | 22 +++++++++---------- .../core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-angle.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-blur.md | 2 +- .../cards-shadow-glow-distance.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-shadow-offset.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-shadow-size.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-bottom-left-corner.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-bottom-right-corner.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-customize-style.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-rounded-corners.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cards-shape-shape.md | 8 +++---- .../cards-shape-size-of-bottom-snips.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-size-of-top-snips.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-top-left-corner.md | 2 +- .../cards-shape-top-right-corner.md | 2 +- .../cell-elements-background-color-toggle.md | 2 +- .../cell-elements-data-bars-toggle.md | 2 +- .../cell-elements-font-color-toggle.md | 2 +- .../cell-elements-icons-toggle.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cell-elements-series.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/cell-elements-web-url.md | 2 +- .../column-&-row-subtotals-show-subtotal.md | 2 +- .../column-&-row-subtotals-subtotal-label.md | 2 +- .../column-headers-header-alignment.md | 2 +- .../column-headers-options-auto-size-width.md | 2 +- .../column-headers-title-alignment.md | 2 +- ...ubtotals-apply-settings-to-column-level.md | 2 +- ...apply-settings-to-per-column-level copy.md | 2 +- ...btotals-apply-settings-to-per-row-level.md | 2 +- ...n-subtotals-apply-settings-to-row-level.md | 2 +- .../columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md | 2 +- .../columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md | 2 +- .../columns-border-match-column-color.md | 2 +- .../columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md | 2 +- .../columns-layout-flip-overlap.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md | 2 +- .../columns-layout-reverse-order.md | 2 +- .../columns-layout-series-explosion.md | 2 +- .../columns-layout-sort-by-value.md | 2 +- ...columns-layout-space-between-categories.md | 2 +- .../columns-layout-space-between-series.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md | 2 +- ...a-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md | 2 +- .../data-labels-options-orientation.md | 2 +- .../data-labels-options-overflow-text.md | 2 +- .../data-labels-options-position.md | 10 ++++----- .../core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-bar-border-color.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-bar-border-size.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-bar-marker-size.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md | 10 ++++----- ...error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-options-lower-bound.md | 2 +- .../error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md | 2 +- ...or-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md | 6 ++--- .../core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md | 10 ++++----- .../error-bars-options-upper-bound.md | 2 +- .../global-alignment-text-&-values.md | 2 +- .../global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-apply-to-labels.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-background-color.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-color-palette.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-dash-array.md | 5 +++-- .../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md | 8 +++---- .../core-visuals/global-display-units.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-line-style.md | 10 ++++----- .../core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-text-color.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/global-text-wrap.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-transparency.md | 2 +- .../global-value-decimal-places.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/global-vertical-alignment.md | 2 +- .../grid-&-blank-rows-border-width.md | 2 +- .../grid-border-border-position.md | 10 ++++----- .../core-visuals/grid-border-selection.md | 10 ++++----- ...d-horizontal-&-vertical-gridlines-width.md | 2 +- .../grid-options-global-font-size.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/grid-options-row-padding.md | 2 +- .../gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/image-size-height.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/image-size-width.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-alt-text.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-browse.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-fix-size.md | 2 +- .../images-image-image-area-size.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-image-type.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-image-url.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/images-image-position.md | 10 ++++----- .../core-visuals/images-image-size.md | 2 +- ...s-image-space-between-image-and-callout.md | 2 +- .../layout-and-style-presets-layout.md | 8 +++---- ...ut-and-style-presets-repeat-row-headers.md | 2 +- .../layout-and-style-presets-style.md | 22 +++++++++---------- .../core-visuals/layout-layout-arrangement.md | 8 +++---- .../layout-layout-columns-shown.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-customize-spacing.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-max-cards-shown.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-max-rows-shown.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-space-between-cards.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-space-between-columns.md | 2 +- .../layout-layout-space-between-rows.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/layout-layout-style.md | 6 ++--- .../layout-overflow-overflow-direction.md | 2 +- .../layout-overflow-overflow-style.md | 6 ++--- .../core-visuals/legend-options-position.md | 22 +++++++++---------- .../core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md | 2 +- .../plot-area-background-browse.md | 2 +- .../plot-area-background-image-fit.md | 8 +++---- .../reference-labels-add-label.md | 2 +- ...e-labels-apply-settings-to-select-label.md | 2 +- ...-labels-apply-settings-to-select-series.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-detail-data.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-detail-font-color.md | 2 +- ...reference-labels-divider-ignore-padding.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-layout-arrangement.md | 2 +- ...ence-labels-layout-horizontal-alignment.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-layout-style.md | 2 +- ...erence-labels-layout-vertical-alignment.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-options-position.md | 6 ++--- ...-labels-spacing-customize-outer-padding.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-spacing-outer-padding.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-spacing-padding-after.md | 2 +- ...reference-labels-spacing-padding-before.md | 2 +- ...nce-labels-spacing-space-between-labels.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-title-text.md | 2 +- .../reference-labels-value-format-code-fx.md | 2 +- ...rence-labels-value-value-decimal-places.md | 2 +- .../reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md | 16 +++++++------- ...nce-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md | 6 ++--- .../reference-line-data-label-style.md | 8 +++---- ...rence-line-data-label-vertical-position.md | 6 ++--- .../reference-line-line-percentile.md | 2 +- .../reference-line-line-position.md | 6 ++--- .../reference-line-line-value-area.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md | 2 +- .../reference-line-series-series.md | 2 +- .../reference-line-shade-area-position.md | 6 ++--- .../core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md | 2 +- ...bbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md | 2 +- ...ayout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/row-headers-icons-size.md | 2 +- .../row-headers-text-banded-row-color.md | 2 +- .../row-subtotals-rows-position.md | 6 ++--- ...l-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-border-gridlines.md | 10 ++++----- .../small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md | 2 +- .../small-multiples-layout-columns.md | 2 +- ...mall-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md | 10 ++++----- .../small-multiples-layout-rows.md | 2 +- ...pecific-column-apply-settings-to-series.md | 2 +- .../specific-column-apply-to-header.md | 2 +- .../specific-column-apply-to-subtotals.md | 2 +- .../specific-column-apply-to-total.md | 2 +- .../specific-column-apply-to-values.md | 2 +- ...cific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md | 2 +- .../total-labels-values-display-units.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/url-icon-column-headers.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/url-icon-row-headers.md | 2 +- .../includes/core-visuals/url-icon-values.md | 2 +- ...alues-options-show-values-in-row-groups.md | 2 +- ...alues-values-alternate-background-color.md | 2 +- .../values-values-alternate-text-color.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/values-values-text-wrap.md | 2 +- .../core-visuals/yaxis-range-invert-range.md | 2 +- .../yaxis-values-maximum-width.md | 2 +- .../yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md | 2 +- ...alization-column-charts-format-settings.md | 10 ++++++++- 201 files changed, 342 insertions(+), 332 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md index 2d89e6e9f6..0b4a502e11 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ The following table identifies characters you can use to create **user-defined n | ( **:** ) | Time separator. In some locales, other characters might be used to represent the time separator. The time separator separates hours, minutes, and seconds when time values are formatted. The actual character used as the time separator in formatted output is determined by your system settings. | | ( **/** ) | Date separator. In some locales, other characters might be used to represent the date separator. The date separator separates the day, month, and year when date values are formatted. The actual character used as the date separator in formatted output is determined by your system settings. | | ( **E- E+ e- e+** ) | Scientific format. If the format expression contains at least one digit placeholder ( **0** or **#** ) to the right of E-, E+, e-, or e+, the number is displayed in scientific format and E or e is inserted between the number and its exponent. The number of digit placeholders to the right determines the number of digits in the exponent. Use E- or e- to place a minus sign next to negative exponents. Use E+ or e+ to place a minus sign next to negative exponents and a plus sign next to positive exponents. | -| **- + $** ( ) | Display a literal character. To display a different character, precede it with a backslash (\\) or enclose it in double quotation marks (" "). | +| - **+ $** ( ) | Display a literal character. To display a different character, precede it with a backslash (\\) or enclose it in double quotation marks (" "). | | ( **\\** ) | Display the next character in the format string. To display a character that has special meaning as a literal character, precede it with a backslash (\\). The backslash itself isn't displayed. Using a backslash is the same as enclosing the next character in double quotation marks. To display a backslash, use two backslashes (\\\\). Date-formatting and time-formatting characters (a, c, d, h, m, n, p, q, s, t, w, /, and :) can't be displayed as literal characters, the numeric-formatting characters (#, 0, %, E, e, comma, and period), and the string-formatting characters (@, &, <, >, and !). | | ("ABC") | Display the string inside the double quotation marks (" "). | diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md index 9e486d7d7c..c49066c925 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals ###### Style The menu provides options for configuring the axis title, but only when the axis value's Display units is set to display Thousands, Millions, Billions, or Trillions: -**- Shows title only:** This default option displays only the title. If the Display units are set to *None*, this remains the only available option. -**- Show unit only:** This exhibits solely the unit as determined in the display units control. -**- Show both:** This presents both the title and the unit as selected in the Display units control. + +- **Shows title only:** This default option displays only the title. If the Display units are set to *None*, this remains the only available option. +- **Show unit only:** This exhibits solely the unit as determined in the display units control. +- **Show both:** This presents both the title and the unit as selected in the Display units control. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/blank-rows-border-border-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/blank-rows-border-border-position.md index a117404948..9519042b9f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/blank-rows-border-border-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/blank-rows-border-border-position.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Border position +###### Border position This setting offers four options to specify the position of the Border: -**- Top** -**- Bottom** -**- Top and bottom** +- **Top** +- **Bottom** +- **Top and bottom** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md index 45e17a48e1..76b2727858 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +###### Width This setting allows you to define the thickness in pixels, offering a range from 1 to 10 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md index 231bb31a9b..576354650b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-line-style.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Line style +###### Line style The menu provides three selections to customize the line style pattern: -**- Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. -**- Dashed:** A line consisting of a series of short segments. -**- Dotted:** A line made up of a sequence of dots. +- **Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. +- **Dashed:** A line consisting of a series of short segments. +- **Dotted:** A line made up of a sequence of dots. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md index a7030f933e..b0578322de 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/border-&-divider-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Width +###### Width The border width setting allows you to define the thickness in pixels, offering a range from 0 (none) to 12 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-align-baselines.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-align-baselines.md index cae3f3874e..613080dc3e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-align-baselines.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-align-baselines.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Align baselines +###### Align baselines This toggle ensures the baselines of the labels are aligned when displaying multiple series in a chart to maintain a uniform look across all labels. This feature is only available when **All series** is selected in the **Apply settings to** option. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-heading.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-heading.md index 2f8d7d3214..e6ea83f690 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-heading.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-heading.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Heading +###### Heading The dropdown menu allows you to select the hierarchical level of the label, with options ranging from **Normal** to **Heading 2** through **Heading 6**, to organize content in a structured manner, providing a hierarchy for easy navigation and reading. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md index 3ddbd3502c..0644e6829b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Match value alignment +###### Match value alignment When enabled, and the **Apply settings to** is set to **Series all**, this toggle ensures that the horizontal alignment of all labels matches the alignment of the data values. When the toggle *isn't* enabled, the horizontal alignment options are available, allowing you to align the text to the left, center, or right according to your liking. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-position.md index 99ed94a4ce..af49fc278d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have two options to specify the position of the label in relation to the data value: -**- Above Value:** Positions the label above the data value. -**- Below Value:** Positions the label below the data value. +- **Above Value:** Positions the label above the data value. +- **Below Value:** Positions the label below the data value. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-space-between-label-and-value.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-space-between-label-and-value.md index 0e65cd6429..f05bf60279 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-space-between-label-and-value.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-space-between-label-and-value.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between label and value +###### Space between label and value This setting adjusts the space between the label and the data value from 0 to 40 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md index 5ae7e68e96..a3a612dd8c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text +###### Text The default text for the Label title is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, you have the option to customize this title to a different text or you may decide to apply conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-layout-callout-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-layout-callout-size.md index 39433eb1f4..7d85f0da87 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-layout-callout-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-layout-callout-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Callout size +###### Callout size This setting allows you to establish the size, as a percentage of the card size, from 0% to 100%. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-format-code.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-format-code.md index a03aadfeb8..588901e8bc 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-format-code.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-format-code.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Format code +###### Format code Allows you to select one of seven possible date formats. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-horizontal-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-horizontal-alignment.md index e07d044b85..7085a9df9d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-horizontal-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-horizontal-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Horizontal alignment +###### Horizontal alignment This setting controls the horizontal alignment, allowing you to choose between left, center, or right. It’s accessible when using Row layout with Sentence style, or with Column layout arrangement. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-text-wrap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-text-wrap.md index 5835d644fd..fbf97013e8 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-text-wrap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-values-text-wrap.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text wrap +###### Text wrap This toggle, when enabled, allows text to automatically continue to the next line when it reaches the end of the current line within the space allocated. It’s important to what limits exist, even when this setting is enabled, as text can still be truncated in some instances. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-accent-bar-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-accent-bar-position.md index fe36d76c39..4164762510 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-accent-bar-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-accent-bar-position.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position This menu provides four options to position the Accent bar: -**- Left** -**- Right** -**- Bottom** -**- Top** +- **Left** +- **Right** +- **Bottom** +- **Top** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-alignment-vertical-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-alignment-vertical-alignment.md index eced114c77..15fea596fe 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-alignment-vertical-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-alignment-vertical-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Vertical alignment +###### Vertical alignment The menu provides a suite of vertical alignment options for callout values and image, allowing them to be aligned as a group at the top, middle, or bottom of the container. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md index f40af15610..adb3ceb5ae 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Background image +###### Background image When selected, users can browse their device to add an image file that will be displayed in the background. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-image-fit.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-image-fit.md index 315768e615..a54ebf3fb9 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-image-fit.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-image-fit.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Image fit +###### Image fit Defines how the background image should fit within the card: -**- Normal:**  Maintains the image’s original size and aspect ratio. -**- Fit:** Ensures the entire image is visible within the card’s bounds. -**- Fill:** stretches image to cover entire background area of the card. +- **Normal:**  Maintains the image’s original size and aspect ratio. +- **Fit:** Ensures the entire image is visible within the card’s bounds. +- **Fill:** stretches image to cover entire background area of the card. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-offset.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-offset.md index 88662b0015..ca31f1df57 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-offset.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-offset.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/20/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Offset +###### Offset Adjusts the distance between the glow and the card to create the impression of depth. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-size.md index 58899b26c3..e3d9b56949 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-glow-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size +###### Size With this setting, you can customize the size of the glow, offering a range of 0 to 10 pixels, to make it subtle or prominent. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-padding.md index f8ba1a36cb..8f9dca9bbe 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Padding +###### Padding This suite of controls becomes accessible when the **Custom** size option is selected, allowing for individual padding customization of each side of the shape. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-size.md index 7327c193c9..1bfbccd272 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-padding-size.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size +###### Size The menu features four padding presets: -**- Wide:** Applies 20px padding uniformly around the shape. -**- Normal:** Adds 12px padding to each side of the shape. -**- Narrow:** Provides a slimmer 6px padding on all sides. -**- Custom:** Enables personalized padding adjustments. +- **Wide:** Applies 20px padding uniformly around the shape. +- **Normal:** Adds 12px padding to each side of the shape. +- **Narrow:** Provides a slimmer 6px padding on all sides. +- **Custom:** Enables personalized padding adjustments. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-and-glow-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-and-glow-position.md index 1bbde2ea23..810eacc3da 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-and-glow-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-and-glow-position.md @@ -10,16 +10,16 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position Sets glow direction to match light source or design preference: -**- Top** -**- Top left** -**- Top right** -**- Center** -**- Left** -**- Right** -**- Bottom** -**- Bottom left** -**- Bottom right** -**- Custom:** Defines size, blur, angle, distance and transparency. +- **Top** +- **Top left** +- **Top right** +- **Center** +- **Left** +- **Right** +- **Bottom** +- **Bottom left** +- **Bottom right** +- **Custom:** Defines size, blur, angle, distance and transparency. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-angle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-angle.md index 41352dac92..912cc41542 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-angle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-angle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Angle +###### Angle Define the angle at which the effect appears, creating a sense of the time of day or a specific light source. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-blur.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-blur.md index 9a7e0b9e2a..340da9b76d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-blur.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-blur.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Blur +###### Blur Controls the sharpness of the edges, from a sharp outline to a soft haze. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-distance.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-distance.md index 81cc6ef820..f61f004f78 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-distance.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-glow-distance.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Distance +###### Distance Set how far the shadow extends from the card, which can affect the perception of the card’s elevation. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-offset.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-offset.md index 9558da4aad..92a7ef452f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-offset.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-offset.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/20/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Offset +###### Offset Adjusts the distance between the shadow and the card to create the impression of the card being raised or pressed. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-size.md index 1fb3098f43..8b915b116b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shadow-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size +###### Size With this setting, you can customize the size of the shadow, offering a range of 0 to 10 pixels, to make it subtle or prominent. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-left-corner.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-left-corner.md index 9ee8cc81e6..50910655d0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-left-corner.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-left-corner.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Bottom left corner +###### Bottom left corner This setting is accessible only when the **Customize style** toggle is activated. It allows for the bottom left corner of the shape to be rounded or snipped, adjustable from 0 pixels (*square corner*) to 50 pixels (*fully rounded or snipped*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-right-corner.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-right-corner.md index 9fc6ccd8a0..716ecc1328 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-right-corner.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-bottom-right-corner.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Bottom right corner +###### Bottom right corner This setting is accessible only when the **Customize style** toggle is activated. It allows for the bottom right corner of the shape to be rounded or snipped, adjustable from 0 pixels (*square corner*) to 50 pixels (*fully rounded or snipped*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-customize-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-customize-style.md index 0c0b9be6a5..93361b799f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-customize-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-customize-style.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Customize style +###### Customize style This toggle, available exclusively for **Rounded rectangle** and **Snipped tab, both top** shapes, enables independent control of each corner's roundness or snip depth. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-rounded-corners.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-rounded-corners.md index eadfa6dd6d..68092e4865 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-rounded-corners.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-rounded-corners.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Rounded corners +###### Rounded corners When the **Rounded rectangle** shape is chosen, the **Rounded corners** control appears, enabling the customization of corner curvature from 0 pixels (*square corners*) to 50 pixels (*fully rounded*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-shape.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-shape.md index b089aaa394..90964da1ab 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-shape.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-shape.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Shape +###### Shape This menu provides a selection of geometric shapes: -**- Rectangle:** The standard shape option, rendering a four-sided polygon with right-angled corners. -**- Rounded Rectangle:** A variation of the rectangle, this shape features corners that are smoothly curved. -**- Snipped tab, both top:** A unique design where the top two corners of the rectangle are diagonally cut off. +- **Rectangle:** The standard shape option, rendering a four-sided polygon with right-angled corners. +- **Rounded Rectangle:** A variation of the rectangle, this shape features corners that are smoothly curved. +- **Snipped tab, both top:** A unique design where the top two corners of the rectangle are diagonally cut off. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-bottom-snips.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-bottom-snips.md index d64bd52ae3..c12ed19456 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-bottom-snips.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-bottom-snips.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size of top snips +###### Size of top snips When the **Snipped tab, both top** shape is selected, the **Size of bottom snips** control is activated, allowing you to clip the bottom corners from 0 pixels (*square corners*) to 50 pixels (*maximum snip*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-top-snips.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-top-snips.md index c88e04c1a0..eb113ef973 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-top-snips.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-size-of-top-snips.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size of top snips +###### Size of top snips When the **Snipped tab, both top** shape is selected, the **Size of top snips** control is activated, allowing you to clip the top corners from 0 pixels (*square corners*) to 50 pixels (*maximum snip*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-left-corner.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-left-corner.md index 038756a0da..8cc9a0df46 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-left-corner.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-left-corner.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Top left corner +###### Top left corner This setting is accessible only when the **Customize style** toggle is activated. It allows for the top left corner of the shape to be rounded or snipped, adjustable from 0 pixels (*square corner*) to 50 pixels (*fully rounded or snipped*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-right-corner.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-right-corner.md index e5cca42074..ace9546572 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-right-corner.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-shape-top-right-corner.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Top right corner +###### Top right corner This setting is accessible only when the **Customize style** toggle is activated. It allows for the top right corner of the shape to be rounded or snipped, adjustable from 0 pixels (*square corner*) to 50 pixels (*fully rounded or snipped*). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-background-color-toggle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-background-color-toggle.md index 737447d35e..b832167a41 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-background-color-toggle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-background-color-toggle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Background color +###### Background color This toggle, when enabled, allows you to customize the background color using conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-data-bars-toggle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-data-bars-toggle.md index cf94f3e9df..2e18119df5 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-data-bars-toggle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-data-bars-toggle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Data bars +###### Data bars This toggle, when enabled, lets you use conditional formatting to create horizontal bars that reflect the magnitude of data points. For example, longer bars for higher values. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-font-color-toggle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-font-color-toggle.md index c6d8eff3ae..c24584b493 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-font-color-toggle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-font-color-toggle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Font color +###### Font color This toggle, when enabled, allows you to customize the font color using conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-icons-toggle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-icons-toggle.md index 34cf356546..1ab1e094d3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-icons-toggle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-icons-toggle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Icons +###### Icons This toggle, when enabled, lets you use conditional formatting to add visual indicators from a predefined set of icons or custom icons. For example, an up arrow for positive growth and a down arrow for negative growth. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-series.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-series.md index c248ad790e..59a1c9c7e3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-series.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-series.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Series +###### Series Allows you to select which data series that you want to apply formatting options to. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-web-url.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-web-url.md index 75278aa0ee..d6f0779bcb 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-web-url.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cell-elements-web-url.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Web URL +###### Web URL This toggle, when enabled, lets you use conditional formatting to embed web URLs, creating clickable links that lead to external websites or internal resources. For instance, link a product name to its detailed page on an internal or external website. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-show-subtotal.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-show-subtotal.md index 4765ad0414..c8f9e46027 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-show-subtotal.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-show-subtotal.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Show subtotal +###### Show subtotal This toggle controls whether subtotals are visible. When enabled, subtotals are calculated based on the underlying data. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-subtotal-label.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-subtotal-label.md index 473fa92179..61c942217a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-subtotal-label.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-&-row-subtotals-subtotal-label.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Subtotal label +###### Subtotal label This toggle controls whether subtotals are visible. When enabled, subtotals are calculated based on the underlying data. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-header-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-header-alignment.md index 8d2a5600fe..41ff3cabe3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-header-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-header-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Header alignment +###### Header alignment This setting controls the header alignment, allowing you to choose between left, center, or right. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-options-auto-size-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-options-auto-size-width.md index d35e4175f2..e69b74eff8 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-options-auto-size-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-options-auto-size-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Auto-size width +###### Auto-size width This toggle, when enabled, automatically adjusts the column widths based on the content within each column header. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-title-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-title-alignment.md index e3b4079cd7..948c56f403 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-title-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-headers-title-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Title alignment +###### Title alignment This setting controls the title alignment, allowing you to choose between left, center, or right. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-column-level.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-column-level.md index 38dd008aba..d031095318 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-column-level.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-column-level.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Column level +###### Column level Use this menu to set subtotal options for the entire column. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-column-level copy.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-column-level copy.md index 0b85e96d1a..186e139e46 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-column-level copy.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-column-level copy.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Per column level +###### Per column level This toggle, when enabled, lets you customize subtotals for individual columns. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-row-level.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-row-level.md index 8d18e94fa1..ed0ea00155 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-row-level.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-per-row-level.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Per row level +###### Per row level This toggle, when enabled, lets you customize subtotals for individual rows. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-row-level.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-row-level.md index 6d72f12869..8d3deb079a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-row-level.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/column-subtotals-apply-settings-to-row-level.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Row level +###### Row level Use this menu to set subtotal options for the entire row hierarchy. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md index 6062e41f38..c709b75aa3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Categories +###### Categories The dropdown menu becomes active when no data field is specified in the legend, and there is only a single field on the y-axis. This allows users to apply the necessary settings to either all categories or individual ones. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md index 759cf6e3d1..6f1240720e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Hide inner borders +###### Hide inner borders This toggle conceals the inner borders between series, and is only available when using the **Stacked column chart**, the **100% Stacked column chart**, or the Line and stacked column chart. However, the toggle remains hidden when using other column charts. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-match-column-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-match-column-color.md index d607435f62..bc9353bd0d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-match-column-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-match-column-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/20/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Match column color +###### Match column color The toggle, when activated, aligns the column color and conceals the color setting; when deactivated, it reveals the color setting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md index e5695e5d2e..a5f2767a38 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Color +###### Color This color setting varies depending on the **Apply settings to** configuration: **-** When set globally to all series, the color setting is disabled. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md index 27c7f7a346..a40cf8d377 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Flip overlap +###### Flip overlap This toggle is only visible when using clustered bar or column charts and is only available if the **Overlap** toggle is active. When the **Flip overlap** toggle is switched on, it reverses the overlap order. When off, it maintains the legend's order. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md index e18a4835d3..029a610852 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Overlap +###### Overlap This toggle is only visible when using clustered bar or column charts. Enabling this toggle adjusts the **Space between series** setting, increasing the series overlap from 0% to 100%, based on the category plot area. This functionality is exclusive to clustered columns or bars. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-reverse-order.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-reverse-order.md index 3808a79814..df50b48bdf 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-reverse-order.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-reverse-order.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Reverse order +###### Reverse order This toggle, when switched on, reverses the series order; when off, it maintains the legend's order. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-series-explosion.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-series-explosion.md index d77993b34b..98f30786e5 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-series-explosion.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-series-explosion.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Series explosion +###### Series explosion This toggle is only visible when using stacked bar or column charts. Enabling this toggle adjusts the **Space between series** setting to increase series separation from 0% (*no space*) to 10%, calculated from the tallest column plotted. This feature is exclusive to stacked column or bars, and it removes the secondary axis. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-sort-by-value.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-sort-by-value.md index 61e0c7cc67..3c6e660fb9 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-sort-by-value.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-sort-by-value.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Sort by value +###### Sort by value This toggle, when enabled, sorts series in each category based on their data values; when disabled, the series order follows the legend's order. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-categories.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-categories.md index c415ed2eb4..02db8a4685 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-categories.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-categories.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between categories +###### Space between categories This setting adjusts the inner padding of the category plot area from 0% (no padding) to 75%, affecting its total area, creating a visual separation between categories. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-series.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-series.md index ff4b6ca1e8..005becaedd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-series.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-series.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between series +###### Space between series This setting increases the upper inner padding for positive series and the lower inner padding for negative series from 0 pixels (no space) to 5 pixels. This adjustment preserves the secondary axis and creates a visual separation between series. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md index 716d9f67ae..83fa6e8993 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Field +###### Field Provides users the option to add an additional data field that will be displayed as detailed information. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md index 45a88ccfae..4d3e4c8f11 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Optimize label display +###### Optimize label display This toggle enables truncation and width control to enhance visibility. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md index a7f5c4e26c..2ccba0bde6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Orientation +###### Orientation With this dropdown menu, users can select either **Vertical** or **Horizontal** orientation of the data label. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-overflow-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-overflow-text.md index b25433e26d..e8cb5f46d6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-overflow-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-overflow-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Overflow text +###### Overflow text This toggle allows the labels to extend beyond the boundaries of the shape they’re in, keeping in mind that these only appear if there’s enough space in the visual. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-position.md index 5e3436e54a..7230580d7f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-position.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have four options to specify the position of the data label: -**- Auto** -**- Inside end** (top) -**- Inside center** (middle) -**- Inside base** (bottom) +- **Auto** +- **Inside end** (top) +- **Inside center** (middle) +- **Inside base** (bottom) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md index db2e4493ee..2a4b3b80e7 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Content +###### Content With this dropdown menu, users can choose the Series name as the displayed title, or specify a Custom title and include an additional data field, as shown below. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md index 14d03d9ccf..0e867fca79 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Data +###### Data This option only becomes available when the Custom title option has been selected in the Content dropdown as indicated above. When activated, users can add an additional data field that will be displayed as the custom Title. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md index fb343560e4..599c16602f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Field +###### Field This setting allows you to select which particular field from your data model you want to display as a data label on your visualization. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md index 893ddb9777..16ffc760c0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Bar color +###### Bar color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-color.md index d4415d114d..4a41eef38c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Border color +###### Border color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md index d69b6c3a1f..75ca2b3322 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Border size +###### Border size This setting allows you to define the border size in pixels, offering a range from 0 to 2 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md index d92f0d7911..8b1dcf781d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Marker shape +###### Marker shape The Marker Shape setting offers eight different shapes as the bar marker or, if you prefer no marker, you can select *None*. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-size.md index bf94a486a0..35da8234be 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Marker size +###### Marker size This setting allows you to define the size of the marker in pixels, offering a range from 1 to 10. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md index 4981914834..5b5747ccf9 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +###### Width This setting allows you to define the width of the bar in pixels, offering a range from 1 to 10 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md index 5ac9450dfe..513e9c5e74 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Label format +###### Label format The format setting provides four options: -**- Absolute:** This displays the actual numeric deviation from the reported value, providing insight into how much each data point might differ from its true value. -**- Relative (numeric):** This displays a numeric deviation as a proportion or ratio relative to a reference point, helping to understand the significance of variations. -**- Relative (percentage):** This displays a percentage relative error that focuses on the percentage deviation from a reference point. -**- Range:** This indicates the span between the upper and lower bounds of a data point, representing the potential variability. +- **Absolute:** This displays the actual numeric deviation from the reported value, providing insight into how much each data point might differ from its true value. +- **Relative (numeric):** This displays a numeric deviation as a proportion or ratio relative to a reference point, helping to understand the significance of variations. +- **Relative (percentage):** This displays a percentage relative error that focuses on the percentage deviation from a reference point. +- **Range:** This indicates the span between the upper and lower bounds of a data point, representing the potential variability. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md index db42ac45a9..308845ca9b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Show background +###### Show background This toggle, when enabled, allow displays a background color behind the label. When disabled, labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md index 9b6d4fb494..63a63ad11f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Enabled +###### Enabled When activated, the Options toggle enables the following settings. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-lower-bound.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-lower-bound.md index 29cfb490c3..eb2251ce05 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-lower-bound.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-lower-bound.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Lower bound +###### Lower bound Represents the minimum value or limit for a data point, defining the lower range within which the actual value is expected to fall. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md index a6f42ce910..5ca0cc3374 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Make symmetrical +###### Make symmetrical When enabled, the error bars extend equally above and below the data point, emphasizing the overall variability without distinguishing between positive and negative deviations. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md index 07d8ffe3bd..c23f705b9c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Relationship to measure +###### Relationship to measure This refers to how the error bars are calculated relative to the primary measure. Here, there are two ways to define error bars: -**- Absolute:** Represents the exact value of the upper or lower bound, to emphasize precise ranges of uncertainty around data points.. -**- Relative:** Represents the difference between the upper or lower bound and the measure itself, to focus on deviations from the measure, regardless of specific values. +- **Absolute:** Represents the exact value of the upper or lower bound, to emphasize precise ranges of uncertainty around data points.. +- **Relative:** Represents the difference between the upper or lower bound and the measure itself, to focus on deviations from the measure, regardless of specific values. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md index 59cba73266..e5467002ae 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md @@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Type +###### Type Select from the following: -**- By field:** Specify the value of another field to determine the upper and lower bounds for each error bar, allowing you to customize error bars based on specific criteria. -**- By percentage:** Extend above and below the column or shape they pertain to by a specified percentage of the value represented by the column or shape. -**- By percentile:** Calculate bounds based on aggregated data points at each X-axis value on your chart. Results can be unexpected, so it’s essential to understand the statistical implications. -**- By standard deviation:** Most common statistical treatment for error bars, representing the variability around each data point based on the standard deviation of the underlying data. +- **By field:** Specify the value of another field to determine the upper and lower bounds for each error bar, allowing you to customize error bars based on specific criteria. +- **By percentage:** Extend above and below the column or shape they pertain to by a specified percentage of the value represented by the column or shape. +- **By percentile:** Calculate bounds based on aggregated data points at each X-axis value on your chart. Results can be unexpected, so it’s essential to understand the statistical implications. +- **By standard deviation:** Most common statistical treatment for error bars, representing the variability around each data point based on the standard deviation of the underlying data. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md index d5ce480eb6..81b5dc5620 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Upper bound +###### Upper bound Represents the maximum value or limit for a data point, defining the upper range within which the actual value is expected to fall. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-alignment-text-&-values.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-alignment-text-&-values.md index 30b9f38d46..2ee84eb733 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-alignment-text-&-values.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-alignment-text-&-values.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Alignment +###### Alignment This setting controls the alignment, allowing you to choose between left, center, or right. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md index 8ff4ae27c4..1ec54c0e87 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Series +###### Series The dropdown menu becomes available when a data field is specified in the legend or when multiple fields are present on the y-axis. This feature ensures that users can apply the necessary settings to either all series or individual ones. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-to-labels.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-to-labels.md index cfe80894f9..40d04c3484 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-to-labels.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-apply-to-labels.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Apply to labels +###### Apply to labels This toggle, when enabled, extends the formatting settings (font, text color, and background color) to the labels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-background-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-background-color.md index 07e32284de..b266bd503d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-background-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-background-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Background color +###### Background color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md index 1ec6d0cb01..40f955f90b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Color +###### Color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md index fece08a9a5..9f0440cefc 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md @@ -10,8 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Dash array +###### Dash array The Dash array text input field enables the creation of custom line patterns. Enter a sequence of numbers to define the dash and gap lengths in pixels, using the syntax: dash length, gap length. -**Example:** '2 5 2 5' represents a pattern with a 2-pixel dash, a 5-pixel gap, followed by another 2-pixel dash and a 5-pixel gap. +**Example:** +'2 5 2 5' represents a pattern with a 2-pixel dash, a 5-pixel gap, followed by another 2-pixel dash and a 5-pixel gap. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md index 362a88136b..8094d914b0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Dash cap +###### Dash cap This dropdown menu determines the line's end style, offering options such as: -**- Flat:** This cap style creates a flat end to each dash, making the ends of the dashed line look squared off and abrupt. -**- Round:** This cap style adds a semi-circular, rounded end to each dash, giving the dashed line a softer and more continuous appearance. -**- Square:** Similar to the flat cap, but with a more pronounced square shape that extends beyond the width of the line, making the dashes look like they have small squares at the ends. +- **Flat:** This cap style creates a flat end to each dash, making the ends of the dashed line look squared off and abrupt. +- **Round:** This cap style adds a semi-circular, rounded end to each dash, giving the dashed line a softer and more continuous appearance. +- **Square:** Similar to the flat cap, but with a more pronounced square shape that extends beyond the width of the line, making the dashes look like they have small squares at the ends. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md index 83c6408114..f4e18846ee 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Display units +###### Display units The menu offers several options for defining the Display units: diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md index a684e55792..f5022380e3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Format code +###### Format code Allows you to specify custom format codes (based on Excel format codes) or apply conditional formatting. This option is available only when selecting custom display units. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md index 75ef68d6ab..bec5cda174 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Line style +###### Line style The menu provides four selections to customize the line style pattern: -**- Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. -**- Dashed:** A line consisting of a series of short segments. The dashed pattern can scale with the line width. -**- Dotted:** A line made up of a sequence of dots. The dotted pattern can scale with the line width. -**- Custom:** This option introduces a dash array control, allowing for a user-defined pattern syntax (dash, gap, etc.). The custom pattern can scale with the line width, and you can select a dash cap style from flat, round, or square options. Keep in mind, the dash cap feature can greatly change the appearance of the line style specified in the dash array. +- **Solid:** A continuous line without breaks. +- **Dashed:** A line consisting of a series of short segments. The dashed pattern can scale with the line width. +- **Dotted:** A line made up of a sequence of dots. The dotted pattern can scale with the line width. +- **Custom:** This option introduces a dash array control, allowing for a user-defined pattern syntax (dash, gap, etc.). The custom pattern can scale with the line width, and you can select a dash cap style from flat, round, or square options. Keep in mind, the dash cap feature can greatly change the appearance of the line style specified in the dash array. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md index c0ba5aab0c..c3f261d5b1 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/20/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Match column color +###### Match column color The toggle, when activated, aligns the series color and conceals the color setting; when deactivated, it reveals the color setting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md index 7c9f25e43a..31c43b394e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Scale by width +###### Scale by width The toggle, when activated, automatically adjusts the line pattern to match the line width. When deactivated, the line pattern remains unchanged (default). This feature is accessible only for dashed, dotted, or custom Scale by widths. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md index e1938e2410..36044a4722 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Show blank as +###### Show blank as This setting allows users to customize how blank or missing values are displayed in visualizations. When left blank, nothing is displayed however, users can specify custom text to represent blank values. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-color.md index b25739015c..d6c0da20c0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text color +###### Text color This setting allows you to customize the color by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-wrap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-wrap.md index 9e84638785..f3dfd71b2f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-wrap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-text-wrap.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text wrap +###### Text wrap This toggle, when enabled, allows longer text to automatically continue, or wrap, onto the next line when it reaches the limit of the space allocated. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md index 83e8816d24..0eef4653b4 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Transparency +###### Transparency This setting adjusts the transparency, ranging from 0% for full opacity to 100% for complete transparency, allowing for a subtler or more pronounced color effect. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md index a9d5eb58b1..2c977a0fb2 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Value decimal places +###### Value decimal places Allows you to specify the number of decimal places for values, with a selectable range from 0 to 15. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-vertical-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-vertical-alignment.md index 345a09829a..7003b5912f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-vertical-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-vertical-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Vertical alignment +###### Vertical alignment This setting controls the vertical alignment, allowing you to choose between top, middle, or bottom. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-&-blank-rows-border-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-&-blank-rows-border-width.md index 2345c8a580..07ea843524 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-&-blank-rows-border-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-&-blank-rows-border-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +###### Width This setting allows you to define the width of the border in pixels, offering a range from 1 to 10 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-border-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-border-position.md index 6526b7b901..42888dd592 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-border-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-border-position.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Border position +###### Border position This setting offers four options to specify the position of the Border: -**- Top** -**- Bottom** -**- Left** -**- Right** +- **Top** +- **Bottom** +- **Left** +- **Right** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-selection.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-selection.md index e00d4bea04..53f705fcda 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-selection.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-border-selection.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Selection +###### Selection This menu allows you to define the borders for different sections of the matrix. Here’s what each option in the Section menu means: -**- All:** This option applies the border settings to the entire matrix, including column headers, row headers, and the values section -**- Column header:** Selecting this option will apply the border settings only to the column headers of the matrix. -**- Row header:** This option will apply the border settings exclusively to the row headers of the matrix. -**- Values section:** This option will apply the border settings only to the area of the matrix where the data values are displayed. +- **All:** This option applies the border settings to the entire matrix, including column headers, row headers, and the values section +- **Column header:** Selecting this option will apply the border settings only to the column headers of the matrix. +- **Row header:** This option will apply the border settings exclusively to the row headers of the matrix. +- **Values section:** This option will apply the border settings only to the area of the matrix where the data values are displayed. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-horizontal-&-vertical-gridlines-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-horizontal-&-vertical-gridlines-width.md index 0d8cca4222..fb5cb824d2 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-horizontal-&-vertical-gridlines-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-horizontal-&-vertical-gridlines-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +###### Width This setting allows you to define the width of the gridlines in pixels, offering a range from 1 to 10 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-global-font-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-global-font-size.md index 42c5b02f28..f9b9b5f94c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-global-font-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-global-font-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Global font size +###### Global font size This setting changes the font size for all text within the matrix visual. Increasing the font size can improve readability, especially when presenting to an audience or for users with visual impairments, while decreasing it can allow more data to be displayed on the screen. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-row-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-row-padding.md index 4dab63cf5a..641e05a76b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-row-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/grid-options-row-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Row padding +###### Row padding This setting controls the amount of space between rows, often making the matrix easier to read by adding more white space, while decreasing it can make the matrix more compact. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md index 37c7b0e63b..866e98a73f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/26/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Width +###### Width The gridlines width setting allows you to define the thickness of the gridlines in pixels, offering a range from 0 (none) to 4 (widest). diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-height.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-height.md index ffe4626789..ba0aff37fa 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-height.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-height.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Height +###### Height This setting allows you to define the height of the image, offering a range of 8 to 512 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-width.md index 407ffd6ded..64e9207a5a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/image-size-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Width +###### Width This setting allows you to define the width of the image, offering a range of 8 to 512 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-alt-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-alt-text.md index 4122b93746..7111dc58ad 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-alt-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-alt-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Alt text +###### Alt text You can enter a description that will be read by a screen reader upon selecting the visual. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-browse.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-browse.md index 853c8d4b5a..6bc9868f61 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-browse.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-browse.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Browse… +###### Browse… This feature opens file explorer on your computer for you to browse and select an image file. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-fix-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-fix-size.md index 10fec81a5a..6e9ce99098 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-fix-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-fix-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Fix size +###### Fix size This toggle, when enabled, makes the **Size** option available where yuo can specify the pixel size of the image. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-area-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-area-size.md index 07b0a069da..7963561468 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-area-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-area-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Image area size +###### Image area size Define the image area size between 10% and 90% with this feature. When the **Fix size** toggle is enabled, this area size option changes to to a **Size** option where you can input the number of pixels instead. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-type.md index 791ef99219..2ccd2ca040 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-type.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Image type +###### Image type With this menu, you can choose to insert and image from your local files, or from an image URL, to accompany the data in your visual. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-url.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-url.md index 639ad9cb8c..7e0b9bb1c3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-url.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-image-url.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Image URL +###### Image URL Here you can specify an image URL, or use conditional formatting to insert an image. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-position.md index 1383644a93..841593f721 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-position.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position This menu provides four options to position the Image: -**- Left of text:** Image is positioned to the left of text. -**- Right of text:** Image is positioned to the right of text. -**- Below text:** Image is positioned below text. -**- Above text:** Image is positioned above text. +- **Left of text:** Image is positioned to the left of text. +- **Right of text:** Image is positioned to the right of text. +- **Below text:** Image is positioned below text. +- **Above text:** Image is positioned above text. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-size.md index 56c5d5a0e0..ffd29f393e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size +###### Size With the **Fix size** toggle enabled, here you can define image pixel size, with Auto as the default, or selecting from 1-999 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-space-between-image-and-callout.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-space-between-image-and-callout.md index d5c393ad9b..dd7deecf47 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-space-between-image-and-callout.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/images-image-space-between-image-and-callout.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between image and callout +###### Space between image and callout This setting adjusts the space between the image and the callout value from 0 to 30 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-layout.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-layout.md index 8cba0639a3..4f044e8f9f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-layout.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-layout.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/19/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Layout +###### Layout The Layout menu offers three options for customizing the presentation of your data: -**- Compact:** The default space-saving layout where row labels are displayed in a single column, and the hierarchy is represented through indentation, useful for displaying more data in less space. -**- Outline:** Separates each level of the hierarchy into its own column, similar to the way a traditional pivot table displays data, making it easier to read and understand the hierarchy at a glance. -**- Tabular:** Similar to the outline layout but without indentation. Each hierarchy level is still in its own column, but the data is presented in a flat structure. +- **Compact:** The default space-saving layout where row labels are displayed in a single column, and the hierarchy is represented through indentation, useful for displaying more data in less space. +- **Outline:** Separates each level of the hierarchy into its own column, similar to the way a traditional pivot table displays data, making it easier to read and understand the hierarchy at a glance. +- **Tabular:** Similar to the outline layout but without indentation. Each hierarchy level is still in its own column, but the data is presented in a flat structure. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-repeat-row-headers.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-repeat-row-headers.md index d2c500a71c..792668bcf3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-repeat-row-headers.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-repeat-row-headers.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Repeat row headers +###### Repeat row headers This toggle controls whether the row headers are repeated on each page of a paginated report. When enabled, the row headers will appear at the top of each page, which can be particularly useful when you have a matrix that spans multiple pages, ensuring that the context of the data is not lost when moving between pages. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-style.md index 992e390f79..b4d2fccd53 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-and-style-presets-style.md @@ -10,16 +10,16 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Style +###### Style The Style setting allows you to choose from a set of predefined styles with unique combinations of colors and formatting that can be applied with a single click to change the overall look of your matrix visual. These styles include: -**- Default** -**- None** -**- Minimal** -**- Bold header** -**- Alternating rows** -**- Contrast alternating rows** -**- Flashy rows** -**- Bold header flashy rows** -**- Sparse** -**- Condensed**** +- **Default** +- **None** +- **Minimal** +- **Bold header** +- **Alternating rows** +- **Contrast alternating rows** +- **Flashy rows** +- **Bold header flashy rows** +- **Sparse** +- **Condensed**** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-arrangement.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-arrangement.md index 7df3c31161..d348641bc3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-arrangement.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-arrangement.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Arrangement +###### Arrangement Choose from three options to establish how you want your cards to appear in your visual: -**- Single Row:** Arranges all cards in a horizontal line. -**- Single Column:** Stacks cards vertically. -**- Grid:** Arranges cards in a matrix format. +- **Single Row:** Arranges all cards in a horizontal line. +- **Single Column:** Stacks cards vertically. +- **Grid:** Arranges cards in a matrix format. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-columns-shown.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-columns-shown.md index 10f39c579b..e4e45167e1 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-columns-shown.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-columns-shown.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Columns shown +###### Columns shown Defines the maximum number of columns displayed, from 1-99, when selecting the **Grid** layout. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-customize-spacing.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-customize-spacing.md index e3ec5b5cf9..7550b44f73 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-customize-spacing.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-customize-spacing.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Customize spacing +###### Customize spacing This setting is available with the **Grid** arrangement, and after selecting the **Cards** style. When enabled, you can specify both the **Space between rows**, and the **Space between columns**. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-cards-shown.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-cards-shown.md index fa509ff147..53671f45fe 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-cards-shown.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-cards-shown.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Max cards shown +###### Max cards shown Defines the maximum number of cards displayed, ranging from 1-99, and is accessible when using either the **Single row** or **Single column** arrangement. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-rows-shown.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-rows-shown.md index 3d3066da6e..54219bfbaf 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-rows-shown.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-max-rows-shown.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Max rows shown +###### Max rows shown Defines the maximum number of rows displayed, from 1-99, when selecting the **Grid** layout. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-cards.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-cards.md index c2460372c0..f989757444 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-cards.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-cards.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between cards +###### Space between cards Defines space between cards of 0-40 pixels. This setting is available after choosing **Grid** arrangement, with **Cards** style, and the **Customize spacing** toggle is not enabled. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-columns.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-columns.md index e4f0b85bea..221beb24bd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-columns.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-columns.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between columns +###### Space between columns Defines space between columns of 0-100 pixels. This setting is available after choosing **Grid** arrangement, with **Cards** style, and the **Customize spacing** toggle has been enabled. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-rows.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-rows.md index 1e407b7237..4cbfb2a022 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-rows.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-space-between-rows.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between rows +###### Space between rows Defines space between rows of 0-100 pixels. This setting is available after choosing **Grid** arrangement, with **Cards** style, and the **Customize spacing** toggle has been enabled. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-style.md index 11aebbe063..5a87ec13fe 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-layout-style.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Style +###### Style Two style options to customize the appearance of the visual: -**- Cards:** Data points are displayed as individual cards. -**- Table:** Data points appear in a tabular format, similar to a traditional spreadsheet. +- **Cards:** Data points are displayed as individual cards. +- **Table:** Data points appear in a tabular format, similar to a traditional spreadsheet. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-direction.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-direction.md index 2b9c220a5d..a00b358b40 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-direction.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-direction.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Overflow direction +###### Overflow direction This option lets you set the scroll direction to either **Vertical** or **Horizontal**, depending on how you want users to navigate through the overflowed cards. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-style.md index 8ca1ff8068..5d6a3122ed 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/layout-overflow-overflow-style.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Overflow style +###### Overflow style Choose between a **Continuous scroll** or **Paginated** overflow style: -**- Continuous scroll:** lets users scroll through the cards seamlessly. -**- Paginated:** divides the cards into pages. +- **Continuous scroll:** lets users scroll through the cards seamlessly. +- **Paginated:** divides the cards into pages. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md index 0ff0bc3bfb..735a493736 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-options-position.md @@ -10,16 +10,16 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have several options to define the position of the legend: -**- Top left** -**- Top center** -**- Top right** -**- Top left stacked** -**- Top right stacked** -**- Center left** -**- Center right** -**- Bottom left** -**- Bottom center** -**- Bottom right** +- **Top left** +- **Top center** +- **Top right** +- **Top left stacked** +- **Top right stacked** +- **Center left** +- **Center right** +- **Bottom left** +- **Bottom center** +- **Bottom right** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md index 2dca8cc4c6..9e2d66797b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/legend-title-title-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Title text +###### Title text The default title text for the legend is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, this title can be manually altered to a different text. Notice that **Title text** doesn't have font or color settings, those settings are pre-defined by the Legend's text settings. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md index 307bf9562c..e6da769f80 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Browse… +###### Browse… When selected, users can browse their device to add an image file that will be displayed in the background. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md index 3f136b1656..f1023a288e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Image fit +###### Image fit When setting the **Image fit** for the Plot area background, users have three options to choose from as shown here: -**- Normal:** This maintains the original size of the image. If the image is larger than the visual space, it will be cropped to fit the visual container. -**- Fit:** This option scales down the image to fit within the visual container while maintaining the original aspect ratio. No part of the image is cropped, but empty space may be visible around the image if its aspect ratio differs from the aspect ratio of the visual container. -**- Fill:** This setting stretches or compresses the image to completely fill the visual container. The image’s aspect ratio might not be preserved, which can lead to distortion if the aspect ratio of the image is different from the visual container. +- **Normal:** This maintains the original size of the image. If the image is larger than the visual space, it will be cropped to fit the visual container. +- **Fit:** This option scales down the image to fit within the visual container while maintaining the original aspect ratio. No part of the image is cropped, but empty space may be visible around the image if its aspect ratio differs from the aspect ratio of the visual container. +- **Fill:** This setting stretches or compresses the image to completely fill the visual container. The image’s aspect ratio might not be preserved, which can lead to distortion if the aspect ratio of the image is different from the visual container. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-add-label.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-add-label.md index 769c47f65f..9ddfcd4335 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-add-label.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-add-label.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Add label +###### Add label This button allows you to add labels to the selected **Series** by adding data fields from the **Data** pane. This **Add label** button is available when you have selected an individual series, but is deactivated when the **Apply settings to** is set for **Series all.** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-label.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-label.md index 82670316cb..c2e0cf0e77 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-label.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-label.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Select label +###### Select label After adding one or more labels to an individual **Series**, this menu allows you to customize **Title**, **Value**, **Detail**, **Divider**, and **Background** when **All labels** is selected. If selecting an individual label, only the **Title**, **Value**, and **Detail** menus are available enabling you to customize labels individually. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-series.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-series.md index 90b6e780ca..753aac4156 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-series.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-apply-settings-to-select-series.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Select series +###### Select series With the **Apply setting to** menu, you can select which series to customize. When **All series** is selected, you can customize **Options**, **Title**, **Value**, **Detail**, **Divider**, **Background**, **Layout**, and **Spacing**. When selecting an *individual* series, only the **Title**, **Value**, **Detail**, **Divider**, and **Background** menus are available enabling you to customize formatting for each series individually. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-data.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-data.md index 1bf85c50c6..51e0715afb 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-data.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-data.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Data +###### Data Provides users the option to add an additional data field that will be displayed as detailed information. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-font-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-font-color.md index 77b71aebfb..dbaee05158 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-font-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-detail-font-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Font color +###### Font color This setting allows you to customize the color by either selecting from the color palette or applying conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-divider-ignore-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-divider-ignore-padding.md index 5ac35eb41e..5a0326d3e4 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-divider-ignore-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-divider-ignore-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Ignore padding +###### Ignore padding This toggle, when activated, ignores card padding to allow the Divider line to fill the entire span of the card. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-arrangement.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-arrangement.md index 6b7a83746d..e0bd208e80 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-arrangement.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-arrangement.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Arrangement +###### Arrangement Using this menu, you can select either Rows or Columns as the Reference label layout. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-horizontal-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-horizontal-alignment.md index 78d3d83cd7..8c014dcb8b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-horizontal-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-horizontal-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Horizontal alignment +###### Horizontal alignment This setting controls the horizontal alignment, allowing you to choose between left, center, or right. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-style.md index a5402802bc..431ec26ddd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-style.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Style +###### Style Offering two style options, this setting allows you to choose either Tabular style or Sentence style. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-vertical-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-vertical-alignment.md index b4d148c460..482095fa40 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-vertical-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-layout-vertical-alignment.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Vertical alignment +###### Vertical alignment This setting controls the vertical alignment, allowing you to choose between top, middle, or bottom. It’s applicable for both **Tabular** and **Sentence** styles in **Row layout**, and also when using the **Column layout** arrangement. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-options-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-options-position.md index 507256a4bd..58d40d592b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-options-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-options-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have two options to specify the position of the Reference label: -**- Below callout:** Positions label below the Callout value. -**- Right of callout:** Positions label the the right of the Callout value. +- **Below callout:** Positions label below the Callout value. +- **Right of callout:** Positions label the the right of the Callout value. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-customize-outer-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-customize-outer-padding.md index 985f5adbf5..ca194d7100 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-customize-outer-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-customize-outer-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Customize outer padding +###### Customize outer padding When enabled, this toggle allows you to customize the outer padding by specifying 0-20 pixels before, and after, the divider line. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-outer-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-outer-padding.md index 1567e62893..6c5a5a61b6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-outer-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-outer-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Outer padding +###### Outer padding The setting is accessible when the Customize outer padding toggle is off, allowing you specify 0-20 pixels for outer padding. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-after.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-after.md index 99928876d6..16d6c598f1 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-after.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-after.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Padding after divider line +###### Padding after divider line This setting is accessible when the **Customize outer padding** toggle has been enabled, allowing for a padding range of 0-20 pixels after the divider line. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-before.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-before.md index dcbf2a0c08..c23185275a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-before.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-padding-before.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Padding before divider line +###### Padding before divider line This setting is accessible when the **Customize outer padding** toggle has been enabled, allowing for a padding range of 0-20 pixels before the divider line. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-space-between-labels.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-space-between-labels.md index 06db3698ec..0da5b798af 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-space-between-labels.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-spacing-space-between-labels.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between labels +###### Space between labels The setting allows you to define spacing of 0-20 pixels between labels for precise layout customization. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-title-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-title-text.md index 9250526d31..9803a54ff8 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-title-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-title-text.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text +###### Text The default text for the Label title is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, you have the option to customize this title to a different text or you may decide to apply conditional formatting. Keep in mind that this option is available for individual series and individual label. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-format-code-fx.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-format-code-fx.md index b43452ad1d..ea5d9f0817 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-format-code-fx.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-format-code-fx.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Format code +###### Format code Where the selected label contains a data field that is numerical data, the **Format code** option allows you to specify custom format codes (based on Excel format codes) or apply conditional formatting. This option is available only when selecting custom display units. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-value-decimal-places.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-value-decimal-places.md index d14853e4bd..0f9a863eb9 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-value-decimal-places.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-labels-value-value-decimal-places.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Value decimal places +###### Value decimal places Allows you to specify the number of decimal places for values, with a selectable range from 0 to 15, or use conditional formatting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md index 6731552692..4af61e216a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md @@ -11,16 +11,16 @@ ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Type +###### Type There are several types of reference lines that can be added to column charts to provide including: -**- Constant line:** A line that remains constant across the chart, which can be useful for marking a specific value such as a sales target or a historical benchmark. -**- X-Axis constant line:** A vertical line at a constant value along the primary axis, useful for marking a specific point in time or category. -**- Min line:** A line that represents the minimum value in your data set. -**- Max line:** A line that represents the maximum value in your data set. -**- Average line:** A line that represents the average value of the data points in your visual. -**- Median Line:** A line that represents the median value of the data points in your visual, providing a sense of the distribution’s center. -**- Percentile Line:** A line that represents a specific percentile in your data set, allowing you to see how a particular value compares to the rest of the distribution. +- **Constant line:** A line that remains constant across the chart, which can be useful for marking a specific value such as a sales target or a historical benchmark. +- **X-Axis constant line:** A vertical line at a constant value along the primary axis, useful for marking a specific point in time or category. +- **Min line:** A line that represents the minimum value in your data set. +- **Max line:** A line that represents the maximum value in your data set. +- **Average line:** A line that represents the average value of the data points in your visual. +- **Median Line:** A line that represents the median value of the data points in your visual, providing a sense of the distribution’s center. +- **Percentile Line:** A line that represents a specific percentile in your data set, allowing you to see how a particular value compares to the rest of the distribution. The Constant line is available for all Column charts. The X-Axis constant line is also available for all Column charts, but only when the X-Axis is set to Continuous. The Min, Max, Average, Median, and Percentile lines are only available for Clustered column charts. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md index aec608ae6c..00e9e1249f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Horizontal position +###### Horizontal position With this dropdown menu, users have two options to specify the horizontal position of the reference line data label: -**- Left:** Aligns the label to the left of the reference line, beneficial when dealing with left-to-right reading patterns. -**- Right:** Aligns the label to the right of the reference line, which is useful when the chart is dense with information on the left side. +- **Left:** Aligns the label to the left of the reference line, beneficial when dealing with left-to-right reading patterns. +- **Right:** Aligns the label to the right of the reference line, which is useful when the chart is dense with information on the left side. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md index 33bec77ba2..1cce6951cd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md @@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Style +###### Style The menu provides options for configuring what is displayed on the data label, with three options to choose from: -**- Data value:** Displays the value of the data represented by the reference line. -**- Name:** Displays the name of the reference line. -**- Both:** Displays both the data value and the name of the reference line. +- **Data value:** Displays the value of the data represented by the reference line. +- **Name:** Displays the name of the reference line. +- **Both:** Displays both the data value and the name of the reference line. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md index 29eb20330d..c991d8321e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Vertical position +###### Vertical position With this dropdown menu, users have two options to specify the vertical position of the reference line data label: -**- Above:** Positions the label above the reference line, which can be useful when you want to avoid overlapping with the data points. -**- Under:** Positions the label below the reference line, which can help in distinguishing it from other chart elements. +- **Above:** Positions the label above the reference line, which can be useful when you want to avoid overlapping with the data points. +- **Under:** Positions the label below the reference line, which can help in distinguishing it from other chart elements. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md index 587f6e4e38..71eba0aeee 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Percentile +###### Percentile This option configures the percentile from 0% to 100% whenever a Percentile line has been included in the visual. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md index 2b1841fc70..65a0d86200 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have several options to define the position of the reference line: -**- Behind:** Positions the reference line behind the data bars to maintain focus on the data itself, while still providing a point of reference. This prevents the reference line from overpowering the visualization when dealing with complex charts where too many foreground elements can make the chart difficult to read. -**- In front:** Positions the reference line in front of the data bars to make it more visible and prominent, which can be beneficial to highlight specific thresholds or targets critical to analysis. This setting can helps to see how the data compares to the reference line without any visual obstruction. +- **Behind:** Positions the reference line behind the data bars to maintain focus on the data itself, while still providing a point of reference. This prevents the reference line from overpowering the visualization when dealing with complex charts where too many foreground elements can make the chart difficult to read. +- **In front:** Positions the reference line in front of the data bars to make it more visible and prominent, which can be beneficial to highlight specific thresholds or targets critical to analysis. This setting can helps to see how the data compares to the reference line without any visual obstruction. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value-area.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value-area.md index 4f130e07b3..620be48b05 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value-area.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value-area.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Value area +###### Value area In the Tabular style layout, you can adjust the data value display area from 0% to 100% to determine its proportion on the label. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md index 68fbe53e6a..a47fed338a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Value +###### Value This option allows users to specify a fixed value, a date, or use conditional formatting, depending on the line type. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md index 3dc5e47d07..c15e255709 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Series +###### Series In instances where you have more than one data field specified, this allows you to select which Series the Reference line refers to. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md index 734b9babd0..e1ea845464 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have two options to specify the position of the shade area in relation to the reference line: -**- Before:** Refers to shading the area left of the reference line. -**- After:** Refers to shading the area right of the reference line. +- **Before:** Refers to shading the area left of the reference line. +- **After:** Refers to shading the area right of the reference line. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md index 1bc2c32cbc..cb8abc4112 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### + Add line +###### + Add line When selected, users can add reference lines to the visual and then select a line **Type** as shown below, which can be customized in terms of color, line style, and whether or not they include labels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md index 57819ef9e7..e716bd32b3 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/20/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Match ribbon color +###### Match ribbon color The toggle, when activated, aligns the ribbon color and conceals the color setting; when deactivated, it reveals the color setting. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md index b459798f77..de16c36618 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Space between ribbons and columns +###### Space between ribbons and columns This setting adjusts the inner padding of the ribbon area from 0% (no padding) to 25%, affecting its total area, creating a visual separation between ribbons and columns. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-icons-size.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-icons-size.md index c83b897020..a0bf37d34d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-icons-size.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-icons-size.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Size +###### Size With this setting, you can customize the size, offering a range of 8 to 60 pixels. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-text-banded-row-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-text-banded-row-color.md index 2de27c526d..3d4131619a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-text-banded-row-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-headers-text-banded-row-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Banded row color +###### Banded row color This toggle, when enabled, extends the color settings from the Values section, and applies the same color format settings to the row headers in your matrix. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-subtotals-rows-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-subtotals-rows-position.md index 81811dffc0..fb06e972d7 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-subtotals-rows-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/row-subtotals-rows-position.md @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Position +###### Position This setting allows you to specify the position of the Subtotal labels: -**- Top** -**- Bottom** +- **Top** +- **Bottom** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md index cbcdf1d2e4..95cc385edd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-background-color-palette-fx.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Color +###### Color This setting allows you to customize the color by either selecting from the color palette or applying conditional formatting. No filled color is applied by default. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md index e19e4b22c6..a79eb56792 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-border-gridlines.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Gridlines +###### Gridlines The menu offers several options to delineate gridlines to the small multiples grid: -**- All** -**- Horizontal and vertical** -**- Horizontal only** -**- Vertical only** +- **All** +- **Horizontal and vertical** +- **Horizontal only** +- **Vertical only** diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md index f5ee289de4..03fff4e63e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-all-padding.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### All padding +###### All padding This setting simultaneously adjusts the padding within columns and rows. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md index 7fbb8ac86f..39fb21d2fc 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-columns.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Columns +###### Columns This setting establishes the vertical grid for small multiples, allowing users to specify and number of columns between 1 and 19. When specifying the number of rows and columns, the maximum number of small multiple charts permitted within a single visual is 36. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md index bfe0907fcb..0a98177f3d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-customize-padding.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Customize padding +###### Customize padding Activating this toggle unveils a suite of controls for granular padding adjustments: -**- Inner column padding:** Modifies vertical padding within each grid. -**- Outer column padding:** Alters vertical padding surrounding the grid's perimeter. -**- Inner row padding:** Adjusts horizontal padding within each grid. -**- Outer row padding:** Modifies horizontal padding around the grid's outer edge. +- **Inner column padding:** Modifies vertical padding within each grid. +- **Outer column padding:** Alters vertical padding surrounding the grid's perimeter. +- **Inner row padding:** Adjusts horizontal padding within each grid. +- **Outer row padding:** Modifies horizontal padding around the grid's outer edge. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md index 5f8a36d535..bde9788011 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/small-multiples-layout-rows.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Rows +###### Rows This setting establishes the vertical grid for small multiples, allowing users to specify and number of rows between 1 and 19. When specifying the number of rows and columns, the maximum number of small multiple charts permitted within a single visual is 36. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-settings-to-series.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-settings-to-series.md index ce2ea5b22b..ef4ac5a82d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-settings-to-series.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-settings-to-series.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Series +###### Series This menu allows you to select individual columns (series) within your matrix, and apply specific formatting, allowing you to customize colors, font sizes, or conditional formatting rules for each column separately. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-header.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-header.md index a2c3e56ce5..f0dcbc09a4 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-header.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-header.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Apply to header +###### Apply to header When this toggle is enabled, any formatting settings you apply will affect the column headers (the labels at the top of each column). You can adjust font styles, alignment, and other visual properties for the headers. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-subtotals.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-subtotals.md index d08360a576..8344677276 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-subtotals.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-subtotals.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Apply to subtotals +###### Apply to subtotals Enabling this toggle will apply formatting settings to the subtotal rows within your matrix. Customize how subtotals are displayed, including font colors, background colors, and font sizes. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-total.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-total.md index 44c829ab31..4ff4eeb332 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-total.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-total.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Apply to total +###### Apply to total Similar to subtotals, this option lets you format the total row (if you have one) in your matrix. You can control font styles, colors, and other visual aspects for the total row. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-values.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-values.md index 9903dd19e1..e03286776c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-values.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-apply-to-values.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/17/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Apply to values +###### Apply to values When turned on, this toggle applies formatting rules to the actual data values within the matrix cells. You can set up conditional formatting, color scales, or other visual cues based on the data values. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md index 313ed8e8da..08876e531f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Display units +###### Display units The menu offers several options for defining the Display units: diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md index 632b78192e..e4e74395a0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/13/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Display units +###### Display units The menu offers several options for defining the Display units: diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md index 980d7f0152..870e965b5e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Split positive and negative +###### Split positive and negative This toggle allows enables positive and negative values to be displayed separately, presenting one value above the column, and the other value below the column, within the same visualization. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-column-headers.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-column-headers.md index 99324a76e3..2bb069200b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-column-headers.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-column-headers.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Column headers +###### Column headers This toggle, when enabled, lets you replace the column header text with a clickable hyperlink icon. This is useful when you want to link to additional information related to the column or provide context-specific URLs. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-row-headers.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-row-headers.md index 4ac72af900..c4bca38a04 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-row-headers.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-row-headers.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Row headers +###### Row headers This toggle, when enabled, lets you replace the row header text with a clickable hyperlink icon. Users can click on the icon to access relevant URLs associated with each row. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-values.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-values.md index c94774bc4e..9e18b594a1 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-values.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/url-icon-values.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Values +###### Values This toggle, when enabled, lets you to create hyperlinks within individual cells. You can associate a URL field with specific data points for users to navigate to external web pages or resources. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-options-show-values-in-row-groups.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-options-show-values-in-row-groups.md index 6608dbcac6..b554643b9e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-options-show-values-in-row-groups.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-options-show-values-in-row-groups.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/24/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Show values in row groups rather than columns +###### Show values in row groups rather than columns Enabling this toggle will switch the display of your values from columns to rows within the matrix. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-background-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-background-color.md index 10a0d82734..77c7860331 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-background-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-background-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Alternate background color +###### Alternate background color This setting allows you to customize the color for alternating rows by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-text-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-text-color.md index 1ef00d6c73..14ef6a0aa2 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-text-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-alternate-text-color.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Alternate text color +###### Alternate text color This setting allows you to customize the color for alternating rows by selecting colors from the color palette. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-text-wrap.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-text-wrap.md index 243733720a..cd6b81b603 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-text-wrap.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/values-values-text-wrap.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Text wrap +###### Text wrap This toggle, when enabled, allows longer text to be displayed on multiple lines within a cell, preventing it from being cut off. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-range-invert-range.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-range-invert-range.md index c1e32957db..4db48431ff 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-range-invert-range.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-range-invert-range.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Invert range +###### Invert range This toggle modifies the axis orientation. When toggled off (default), values increment as they ascend the axis. When toggled on, values decrement as they move upward on the axis. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-maximum-width.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-maximum-width.md index 9e12d1abcc..f58fdaec0e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-maximum-width.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-maximum-width.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/18/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -#### Maximum width +###### Maximum width This setting determines the proportion of the chart area allocated to the axis but only when the axis is configured as **Categorical**. The axis can occupy a range from 15% to 50% of the total chart area, which includes both the columns and the axis itself. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md index fd130bd343..a09430fca9 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md @@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ ms.date: 06/21/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -##### Switch axis position +###### Switch axis position This toggle alters the axis position. When turned off, the axis remains on the left side. When turned on, the axis shifts to the right side. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md index a6bb609b13..69246e006b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -title: Column charts format settings +title: Column chart formatting description: This document explains all available Format settings for Column charts in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. author: JaedenArmstrong ms.author: miguelmyers @@ -180,6 +180,14 @@ The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make [!INCLUDE [global-scale-by-width](../includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md)] [!INCLUDE [gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width](../includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md)] +### Columns + +#### Apply settings to +[!INCLUDE [columns-apply-settings-to](../includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to.md)] + +[!INCLUDE [columns-apply-settings-to-categories](../includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] + ## Considerations and technical aspects From 1bbb58434a2abbf0982aa9383b9b630d92cc3685 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2024 12:31:43 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 03/30] Testing indent using spaces --- powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md | 4 ++-- powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md | 8 ++++---- 2 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md index 9f0440cefc..f32a153857 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md @@ -14,5 +14,5 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals The Dash array text input field enables the creation of custom line patterns. Enter a sequence of numbers to define the dash and gap lengths in pixels, using the syntax: dash length, gap length. -**Example:** -'2 5 2 5' represents a pattern with a 2-pixel dash, a 5-pixel gap, followed by another 2-pixel dash and a 5-pixel gap. + **Example:** + '2 5 2 5' represents a pattern with a 2-pixel dash, a 5-pixel gap, followed by another 2-pixel dash and a 5-pixel gap. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md index 0c52dfe1ed..1fd4eaa50f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- -###### Type -This menu presents two distinct options for setting the axis type: -- **Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points. -- **Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. + ###### Type + This menu presents two distinct options for setting the axis type: + - **Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points. + - **Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. From e818717d00aa401a7f198a4aee8db1bc8e5b62dd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2024 12:43:35 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 04/30] Testing spaces for indent #2 --- .../power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md index 69246e006b..b08bd5717e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click The **Type** setting within x-axis options is only available when you choose a single data field that is either numerical or date/time. -[!INCLUDE [xaxis-type-type](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md)] + [!INCLUDE [xaxis-type-type](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md)] #### Range From 02dd65e82d5d007d08364d97fb5d6a1fd1dd9362 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2024 17:19:03 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 05/30] Added final includes, modified some includes, updated document content. --- .../columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md | 2 +- ...add-line.md => reference-line-add-line.md} | 0 .../reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md | 2 +- .../reference-line-line-position.md | 1 + ...d => ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md} | 2 +- ...yout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md} | 0 .../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md | 8 +- ...alization-column-charts-format-settings.md | 254 +++++++++++++++++- 8 files changed, 255 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) rename powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/{reference-lines-add-line.md => reference-line-add-line.md} (100%) rename powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/{ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md => ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md} (81%) rename powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/{ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md => ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md} (100%) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md index 6f1240720e..1b51ef3047 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- ###### Hide inner borders -This toggle conceals the inner borders between series, and is only available when using the **Stacked column chart**, the **100% Stacked column chart**, or the Line and stacked column chart. However, the toggle remains hidden when using other column charts. +This toggle conceals the inner borders between the stacked elements (series) of a column, and is only available when using the **Stacked column chart**, the **100% Stacked column chart**, or the Line and stacked column chart. However, the toggle remains hidden when using other column charts. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-add-line.md similarity index 100% rename from powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-lines-add-line.md rename to powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-add-line.md diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md index 4af61e216a..e3c31f4f6d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md @@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ There are several types of reference lines that can be added to column charts to - **Median Line:** A line that represents the median value of the data points in your visual, providing a sense of the distribution’s center. - **Percentile Line:** A line that represents a specific percentile in your data set, allowing you to see how a particular value compares to the rest of the distribution. -The Constant line is available for all Column charts. The X-Axis constant line is also available for all Column charts, but only when the X-Axis is set to Continuous. The Min, Max, Average, Median, and Percentile lines are only available for Clustered column charts. +The **Constant line** is available for *all* Column charts. The **X-Axis constant line** is also available for *all* Column charts, but *only* when the X-Axis is set to Continuous. The **Min**, **Max**, **Average**, **Median**, and **Percentile** lines are only available for Clustered column charts. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md index 65a0d86200..d85cfdd37e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md @@ -13,5 +13,6 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals ###### Position With this dropdown menu, users have several options to define the position of the reference line: + - **Behind:** Positions the reference line behind the data bars to maintain focus on the data itself, while still providing a point of reference. This prevents the reference line from overpowering the visualization when dealing with complex charts where too many foreground elements can make the chart difficult to read. - **In front:** Positions the reference line in front of the data bars to make it more visible and prominent, which can be beneficial to highlight specific thresholds or targets critical to analysis. This setting can helps to see how the data compares to the reference line without any visual obstruction. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md similarity index 81% rename from powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md rename to powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md index e716bd32b3..b35921b7ec 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-border-match-ribbon-color.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- title: Match ribbon color -description: Setting - Match ribbon color (Ribbon settings, Border, Match ribbon color) +description: Setting - Match ribbon color (Ribbons, Border, Match ribbon color) author: JaedenArmstrong ms.author: miguelmyers ms.service: powerbi diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md similarity index 100% rename from powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbon-settings-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md rename to powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md index 1fd4eaa50f..0c52dfe1ed 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ms.date: 06/25/2024 ms.custom: include file - variant LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- - ###### Type - This menu presents two distinct options for setting the axis type: - - **Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points. - - **Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. +###### Type +This menu presents two distinct options for setting the axis type: +- **Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points. +- **Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md index b08bd5717e..389df36b9a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click The **Type** setting within x-axis options is only available when you choose a single data field that is either numerical or date/time. - [!INCLUDE [xaxis-type-type](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md)] +[!INCLUDE [xaxis-type-type](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md)] #### Range @@ -100,10 +100,7 @@ The **Layout** setting within x-axis options is only available when you’re wor The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown below. -[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] -[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] -[!INCLUDE [specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md)] -[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] + [!INCLUDE [yaxis-values-switch-axis-position](../includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md)] #### Title @@ -188,16 +185,259 @@ The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make [!INCLUDE [columns-apply-settings-to-categories](../includes/core-visuals/columns-apply-settings-to-categories.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] +#### Color +The **Color** setting feature enables you to select a hue from the color palette aligned with the current theme, or define custom colors for a unique aesthetic. + +[!INCLUDE [columns-color-apply-settings-to-color](../includes/core-visuals/columns-color-apply-settings-to-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +#### Border + +The **Border** controls allow you to customize the appearance of the borders around each column in a column chart. + +[!INCLUDE [columns-border-match-column-color](../includes/core-visuals/columns-border-match-column-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [border-&-accent-bar-width](../includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-border-hide-inner-borders](../includes/core-visuals/columns-border-hide-inner-borders.md)] + +#### Layout + +The layout settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to either all series or categories. + +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-reverse-order](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-reverse-order.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-sort-by-value](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-sort-by-value.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-space-between-categories](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-categories.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-space-between-series](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-space-between-series.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-series-explosion](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-series-explosion.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-overlap](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md)] +[!INCLUDE [columns-layout-flip-overlap](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md)] + + +### Ribbon settings + +#### Apply settings to +The ribbon's visibility can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the ribbon settings shown below. +[!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] + +[!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] + +#### Color + +The **Color** setting feature enables you to select a hue from the color palette aligned with the current theme, or define custom colors for a unique aesthetic. + +[!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +#### Border + +[!INCLUDE [ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color](../includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [border-&-accent-bar-width](../includes/core-visuals/border-&-accent-bar-width.md)] + +#### Layout + +The **Layout** settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to either all series. + +[!INCLUDE [ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns](../includes/core-visuals/ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md)] + +### Data labels + +The visibility of **Data labels** can can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the data labels settings shown below. + +#### Apply settings to + +[!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] + +#### Options + +The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appearance of the data labels. + +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-orientation](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md)] +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-position](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-position.md)] +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-overflow-text](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-overflow-text.md)] +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-optimize-label-display](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md)] + +#### Title + +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-content](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md)] +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-data](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-format-code-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] + +#### Value + +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-value-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-format-code-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] + +#### Detail + +[!INCLUDE [data-labels-detail-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/global-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-format-code-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] + +#### Background + +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the data label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. Enabling the Background toggle adds a colored background behind each data label, allowing users to adjust all the background settings shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +### Total labels +The **Total labels** toggle enables users to display the total values for a set of data points in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. + +#### Values + +The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, color, display units, and more, as shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] +[!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-split](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md)] + +#### Background + +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. + +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +### Plot area background + +The **Plot are background** enables users to display a background image behind the columns in visualizations. When an image is added, additional settings become available allowing users to format the image. + +[!INCLUDE [plot-area-background-browse](../includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md)] +[!INCLUDE [plot-area-background-image-fit](../includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +### Reference line + +A **Reference line** allows you to add context and benchmarks in your visual, displaying key values such as averages, medians or specific targets withing your chart. Keep in mind that your data model must have the necessary fields or measures to work, and must be a single value, not a range. Reference lines are available with Column charts that are Clustered, Stacked, or 100% Stacked. + +#### Apply settings to +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-apply-settings-to](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-add-line](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-add-line.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-apply-settings-to-type](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md)] + +#### Series + +This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you have selected any line type other than Constant. + +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-series-series](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md)] + +#### Line + +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-value](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-percentile](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-line-style](../includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-array](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-array.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-dash-cap](../includes/core-visuals/global-dash-cap.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-scale-by-width](../includes/core-visuals/global-scale-by-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width](../includes/core-visuals/gridlines-horizontal-&-vertical-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md)] + +#### Shade area + +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-shade-area-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +#### Background + +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +#### Data label + +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-vertical-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md)] +[!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-style](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-continuous-axis-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/global-continuous-axis-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-format-code-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-format-code-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] + +### Error bars + +**Error bars** in column charts are graphical representations that visually express the degree of uncertainty in the data points. This is crucial when the exact value isn’t as important as the trend or pattern. Smaller error bars suggest more precise measurements, while larger ones suggest higher variability and less reliability. They are a best practice in data visualization and they add a level of professionalism to reports, showing that you’ve considered and are presenting the variability in your data. + +#### Apply settings to + +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-apply-settings-to](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-apply-settings-to.md)] + +#### Options + +The **Options** settings help tailor the **Error bars** to fit the context of your data and the message you want to convey with your visualization. + +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-enabled-toggle](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-type](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-upper-bound](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-lower-bound](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-lower-bound.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-relationship-to-measure.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-make-symmetrical](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md)] + +#### Bar + +The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the options as outlined above. When enabled, error bars can be formatted according to your needs, to best fit the visual using the settings as shown below. + +[!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-bar-color](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-width](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-marker-shape](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-shape.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-marker-size](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-marker-size.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-border-color](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-border-size](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md)] + +#### Error labels + +**Error labels** enhance the understanding of your data by providing additional context and insights into the precision and variability of measurements. + +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-error-labels-label-format](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md)] +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-error-labels-show-background](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-show-background.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-background-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-background-color.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] + +#### Tooltip + +The **Tooltip** toggle only appears when the Options toggle, as outline above, has been activated. Subsequently, you can enable the Tooltip toggle, and you’re granted access to the settings depicted below. This sequential toggle design ensures that you can customize your visual elements in a structured and organized manner. + +[!INCLUDE [error-bars-error-labels-label-format](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md)] ## Considerations and technical aspects ### Considerations - +- Display units suffix changes according to location/system settings. +- Axis colors defined by conditional formatting are based to a general value rather that by individual category. ### Technical aspects - ## Related content * [Column charts in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md) From 0f9aeefcc80e433c70c2d827904b91b98a9695d2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2024 17:38:18 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 06/30] Observed corrections to document, modified --- ...alization-column-charts-format-settings.md | 53 ++++++------------- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md index 389df36b9a..6e5243d2f6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md @@ -100,7 +100,10 @@ The **Layout** setting within x-axis options is only available when you’re wor The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown below. - +[!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] +[!INCLUDE [specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/specific-column-yaxis-values-display-units.md)] +[!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] [!INCLUDE [yaxis-values-switch-axis-position](../includes/core-visuals/yaxis-values-switch-axis-position.md)] #### Title @@ -169,6 +172,8 @@ The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make #### Vertical +The **Vertical gridlines** are only available when the axis has been set to Continuous. This feature gives you the flexibility to show or hide the gridlines as needed. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown below. + [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-line-style](../includes/core-visuals/global-line-style.md)] @@ -213,13 +218,11 @@ The layout settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to eith [!INCLUDE [columns-layout-overlap](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-overlap.md)] [!INCLUDE [columns-layout-flip-overlap](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md)] - -### Ribbon settings +### Ribbons +The visibility od **Ribbons** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the ribbon settings shown below. #### Apply settings to -The ribbon's visibility can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the ribbon settings shown below. [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] - [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] #### Color @@ -232,6 +235,7 @@ The **Color** setting feature enables you to select a hue from the color palette #### Border +When toggled on, inner borders become apparent, allowing you to adjust the border settings shown below. [!INCLUDE [ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color](../includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] @@ -240,7 +244,6 @@ The **Color** setting feature enables you to select a hue from the color palette #### Layout The **Layout** settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to either all series. - [!INCLUDE [ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns](../includes/core-visuals/ribbons-layout-space-between-ribbons-and-columns.md)] ### Data labels @@ -248,12 +251,10 @@ The **Layout** settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to The visibility of **Data labels** can can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the data labels settings shown below. #### Apply settings to - [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series-menu](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series-menu.md)] #### Options - The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appearance of the data labels. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-orientation](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-orientation.md)] @@ -262,7 +263,7 @@ The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appea [!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-optimize-label-display](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md)] #### Title - +The **Title** toggle controls the visibility of the Series title. When enabled, an array of settings become available as shown below allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the Series title. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-content](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md)] [!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-data](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] @@ -274,7 +275,7 @@ The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appea [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Value - +The **Value** toggle enables users to display the data value for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-value-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -285,7 +286,7 @@ The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appea [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Detail - +The **Detail** toggle enables users to display the detail for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-detail-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -296,20 +297,15 @@ The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appea [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Background - The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the data label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. Enabling the Background toggle adds a colored background behind each data label, allowing users to adjust all the background settings shown below. - [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] ### Total labels - The **Total labels** toggle enables users to display the total values for a set of data points in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. #### Values - The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, color, display units, and more, as shown below. - [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md)] @@ -317,22 +313,17 @@ The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, [!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-split](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md)] #### Background - The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. - [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] ### Plot area background - The **Plot are background** enables users to display a background image behind the columns in visualizations. When an image is added, additional settings become available allowing users to format the image. - [!INCLUDE [plot-area-background-browse](../includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-browse.md)] [!INCLUDE [plot-area-background-image-fit](../includes/core-visuals/plot-area-background-image-fit.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] ### Reference line - A **Reference line** allows you to add context and benchmarks in your visual, displaying key values such as averages, medians or specific targets withing your chart. Keep in mind that your data model must have the necessary fields or measures to work, and must be a single value, not a range. Reference lines are available with Column charts that are Clustered, Stacked, or 100% Stacked. #### Apply settings to @@ -341,13 +332,11 @@ A **Reference line** allows you to add context and benchmarks in your visual, di [!INCLUDE [reference-line-apply-settings-to-type](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md)] #### Series - This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you have selected any line type other than Constant. - [!INCLUDE [reference-line-series-series](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md)] #### Line - +The **Line** toggle feature is activated by default when a Reference line is added to a visual. This allows you to access and modify the line format settings to adjust the appearance of the Reference line as shown below.  [!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-value](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-percentile](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -360,18 +349,18 @@ This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you have selected any [!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-position.md)] #### Shade area - +When working with column charts, the **Shade area** is a feature that allows you to add a shaded area to your chart to highlight a specific range of data. After adding a reference line, you can specify the range and the formatting of the shade area, including its color and transparency.  [!INCLUDE [reference-line-shade-area-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-shade-area-position.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Background - +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Data label - +The **Data Label** for the reference line provides information about the value or category of the reference line at a glance. When the toggle is activated, the label can be formatted and positioned to best fit the chart visual using the settings as shown below. [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-vertical-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-style](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md)] @@ -382,17 +371,13 @@ This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you have selected any [!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] ### Error bars - **Error bars** in column charts are graphical representations that visually express the degree of uncertainty in the data points. This is crucial when the exact value isn’t as important as the trend or pattern. Smaller error bars suggest more precise measurements, while larger ones suggest higher variability and less reliability. They are a best practice in data visualization and they add a level of professionalism to reports, showing that you’ve considered and are presenting the variability in your data. #### Apply settings to - [!INCLUDE [error-bars-apply-settings-to](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-apply-settings-to.md)] #### Options - The **Options** settings help tailor the **Error bars** to fit the context of your data and the message you want to convey with your visualization. - [!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-enabled-toggle](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-enabled-toggle.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-type](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-type.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-upper-bound](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-upper-bound.md)] @@ -401,9 +386,7 @@ The **Options** settings help tailor the **Error bars** to fit the context of yo [!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-make-symmetrical](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md)] #### Bar - The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the options as outlined above. When enabled, error bars can be formatted according to your needs, to best fit the visual using the settings as shown below. - [!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-bar-color](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-width](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md)] @@ -413,9 +396,7 @@ The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the o [!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-border-size](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-border-size.md)] #### Error labels - **Error labels** enhance the understanding of your data by providing additional context and insights into the precision and variability of measurements. - [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] @@ -425,9 +406,7 @@ The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the o [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Tooltip - The **Tooltip** toggle only appears when the Options toggle, as outline above, has been activated. Subsequently, you can enable the Tooltip toggle, and you’re granted access to the settings depicted below. This sequential toggle design ensures that you can customize your visual elements in a structured and organized manner. - [!INCLUDE [error-bars-error-labels-label-format](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md)] ## Considerations and technical aspects From 7fa8df68beb179aa4df8318affd2c2bc951136a7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2024 12:12:47 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 07/30] Update TOC, Document titles, and start new Card Visual document. --- powerbi-docs/create-reports/TOC.yml | 18 +++-- ...ization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md | 75 +++++++++++++++++++ ...alization-column-chart-format-settings.md} | 4 +- 3 files changed, 89 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) create mode 100644 powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md rename powerbi-docs/visuals/{power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md => power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md} (99%) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/TOC.yml b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/TOC.yml index 8398f8ce19..9f198f211e 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/TOC.yml +++ b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/TOC.yml @@ -320,20 +320,26 @@ href: service-reports-visual-interactions.md - name: Customize x-axis and y-axis properties href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md + - name: Card visuals + items: + - name: Create a card visual + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-new-card.md + - name: Card visual format settings explained + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md + - name: Create card visuals with big number tiles + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-card.md + - name: Create a new card visual with big number tiles + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-new-card.md - name: Column and bar charts items: - name: Create a column chart href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md - - name: Column charts format settings - href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md + - name: Column chart format settings explained + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md - name: Format column and bar charts href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-bar-format.md - name: Basic area charts href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-basic-area-chart.md - - name: Create card visuals with big number tiles - href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-card.md - - name: Create a new card visual with big number tiles - href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-new-card.md - name: Combo charts href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-combo-chart.md - name: Doughnut charts diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3a46112d10 --- /dev/null +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +--- +title: Card visual format settings explained +description: This document explains all available Format settings for Card visuals in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. +author: JaedenArmstrong +ms.author: miguelmyers +ms.reviewer: +ms.custom: +ms.service: powerbi +ms.subservice: pbi-visuals +ms.topic: how-to +ms.date: 07/13/2024 +LocalizationGroup: Visualizations +#customer intent: As a Power BI user, I want to understand and learn about all the available Format settings for card visuals so that I can effectively and more easily format card visuals in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. +--- + +# Card visual format settings explained + +[!INCLUDE [applies-yes-desktop-yes-service](../includes/applies-yes-desktop-yes-service.md)] + +## Overview + +The document you are about to delve into will provide a comprehensive and detailed exposition of the various format settings available for card visuals in both Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. + +Serving as a reference guide, we've listed the multitude of customization options at your disposal, enabling you to tailor your data visualization to your specific needs. From layout enhancements, callout values, and reference labels, to advanced card settings, and image controls, this document will cover every setting for card visual formatting, ensuring that you can present your data in the most effective and visually appealing way possible. + +Whether you’re a seasoned Power BI user or new to data visualization, this document will be an invaluable resource for mastering card visual formatting in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service, providing you with a detailed explanation for each setting and control. + +## Prerequisites + +# [Power BI Desktop](#tab/powerbi-desktop) + +To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Desktop**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** This grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. + + :::image type="content" source="../includes/media/power-bi-visualization-column-charts/column-chart-format-settings-desktop.png" alt-text="Power BI Desktop screenshot of the Visualizations pane highlighted, along with Format visual icon, and both the Visual tab and General tab, also highlighted."::: + +# [Power BI Service](#tab/powerbi-service) + +To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** This grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. + + :::image type="content" source="../includes/media/power-bi-visualization-column-charts/column-chart-format-settings-service.png" alt-text="Power BI Service screenshot of the Visualizations pane highlighted, along with Format visual icon, and both the Visual tab and General tab, also highlighted."::: + +--- + +> [!NOTE] +> [!INCLUDE [prerequisites-share-your-report](../includes/core-visuals/prerequisites-share-your-report.md)] + +## Settings + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +## Considerations and technical aspects + +### Considerations +- Display units suffix changes according to location/system settings. +- Axis colors defined by conditional formatting are based to a general value rather that by individual category. + +### Technical aspects + +## Related content + +* [Column charts in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md) +* [Combo charts in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-combo-chart.md) +* [Visualization types in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-types-for-reports-and-q-and-a.md) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md similarity index 99% rename from powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md rename to powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md index 6e5243d2f6..129e520cba 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -title: Column chart formatting +title: Column chart format settings explained description: This document explains all available Format settings for Column charts in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. author: JaedenArmstrong ms.author: miguelmyers @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ LocalizationGroup: Visualizations #customer intent: As a Power BI user, I want to understand and learn about all the available Format settings for column charts so that I can effectively and more easily format column chart visuals in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. --- -# Column charts format settings +# Column chart format settings explained [!INCLUDE 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**Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points. - **Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. + + + +|Setting |Description | +|---|---------| +|**Type** |This menu presents two distinct options for setting the axis type: +| |**Continuous:** This option arranges data values along the axis as evenly spaced discrete entries, without considering the actual distance between individual data points.| +| |**Categorical:** Opting for this setting ensures that all data values are represented. The axis is automatically labeled with suitable time increments to reflect the data distribution accurately. | diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md index 3a46112d10..b3fb7266bd 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-card-visual-new-format-settings.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -title: Card visual format settings explained +title: Card visual format settings description: This document explains all available Format settings for Card visuals in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. author: JaedenArmstrong ms.author: miguelmyers @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ LocalizationGroup: Visualizations #customer intent: As a Power BI user, I want to understand and learn about all the available Format settings for card visuals so that I can effectively and more easily format card visuals in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. --- -# Card visual format settings explained +# Card visual format settings [!INCLUDE [applies-yes-desktop-yes-service](../includes/applies-yes-desktop-yes-service.md)] @@ -44,18 +44,22 @@ To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click > [!NOTE] > [!INCLUDE [prerequisites-share-your-report](../includes/core-visuals/prerequisites-share-your-report.md)] -## Settings - - - - - +## X-axis settings +### Type +The **Type** setting within x-axis options is only available when you choose a single data field that is either numerical or date/time. +[!INCLUDE [xaxis-type-type](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-type-type.md)] +### Range +The availability of **Range** settings depends on configuring the x-axis **Type** as **Continuous**. Once the X-axis Type is specified as Continuous, you can access and adjust all the Range settings shown below. +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-maximum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md)] +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-minimum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-minimum.md)] +[!INCLUDE [axis-range-logarithmic-scale](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-logarithmic-scale.md)] +[!INCLUDE [xaxis-range-invert-range](../includes/core-visuals/xaxis-range-invert-range.md)] diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md index 118909f185..79509c50c0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts.md @@ -111,6 +111,6 @@ You've now successfully created a column chart with Power BI Service. Take some ## Related content -* [Format settings for column charts](power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md) +* [Format settings for column charts](power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md) * [Combo charts in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-combo-chart.md) * [Visualization types in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-types-for-reports-and-q-and-a.md) From 90583835c7aa98039b434c303e6a3410fa24829e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2024 13:57:00 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 09/30] Testing this PR --- powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-modeling-view.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-modeling-view.md b/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-modeling-view.md index 5b9cf6ad07..59152e218a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-modeling-view.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-modeling-view.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ms.reviewer: '' ms.service: powerbi ms.subservice: pbi-transform-model ms.topic: conceptual -ms.date: 11/10/2023 +ms.date: 09/03/2024 LocalizationGroup: Transform and shape data --- From bb275907b1021b995270da47ad83911426a3e5a7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2024 14:09:28 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 10/30] Testing V2 --- powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-query-overview.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-query-overview.md b/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-query-overview.md index 8ed0870aaa..9e26356cd2 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-query-overview.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/transform-model/desktop-query-overview.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ms.reviewer: '' ms.service: powerbi ms.subservice: pbi-transform-model ms.topic: conceptual -ms.date: 10/24/2023 +ms.date: 09/01/2024 LocalizationGroup: Transform and shape data --- # Query overview in Power BI Desktop From 9f3c549ca9d73f5a3245eeb9aa582d441b677968 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2024 10:05:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 11/30] Creating new Vis Troubleshooting article --- powerbi-docs/troubleshoot/TOC.yml | 2 + .../power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 121 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 123 insertions(+) create mode 100644 powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md diff --git a/powerbi-docs/troubleshoot/TOC.yml b/powerbi-docs/troubleshoot/TOC.yml index d49fb6159a..8cfff640b0 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/troubleshoot/TOC.yml +++ b/powerbi-docs/troubleshoot/TOC.yml @@ -101,6 +101,8 @@ - name: Visuals expanded: false items: + - name: Troubleshoot visualizations in Power BI + href: ../visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md - name: Debug Power BI custom visuals href: ../developer/visuals/visuals-how-to-debug.md - name: Troubleshoot custom visuals in Power BI Desktop for Power BI Report Server diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..79688b4c6d --- /dev/null +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ +--- +title: Troubleshoot visualizations in Power BI +description: Troubleshoot visualizations in Power BI, including common issues and workarounds to overcome known obstacles or potential problems. +author: JaedenArmstrong +ms.author: miguelmyers +ms.reviewer: davidi +ms.service: powerbi +ms.subservice: pbi-visuals +ms.topic: +ms.date: 09/03/2024 +ms.custom: TSG - Troubleshooting Guide +LocalizationGroup: Visualizations +#customer intent: As a Power BI user, I want to be aware of the various considerations, limitations, workarounds to overcome known obstacles or potential issues with Power BI Visualizations, so I can effectively and easily identify solutions in both Power BI Desktop and Power BI service. +--- +# Troubleshoot visualizations in Power BI + +[!INCLUDE [applies-yes-desktop-yes-service](../includes/applies-yes-desktop-yes-service.md)] + +The document provides considerations and limitations for Power BI visualizations, and how to troubleshoot common content distribution issues. It addresses potential issues, and known issues, while offering solutions to ensure consistency and optimal performance in report design and user experience. + +## Fonts + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power BI. + +### Default fonts + +- MacOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these are not included by default on MacOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), MacOS will default to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their MacOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and MacOS platforms to avoid such issues. + +### Custom fonts + +- When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. +- The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts are not embedded within the report itself. If a font is not installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it is recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy will facilitate the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. + +## Slicers and filters + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and filters. + +### Clear button + +- Users may experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ selection option within slicers. This challenge is due to the ‘Clear’ button’s design, which is embedded within the slicer header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. The ‘Clear’ function is represented by a subtle eraser icon located in the top right corner of the slicer’s visual container. Its inconspicuous placement can lead to it being easily missed by users. If the eraser icon is not present, it typically indicates that the report creator has opted to disable the visual header in the report settings. To rectify this issue, the report creator must re-enable the visual header within the report’s settings. This action will make the eraser icon reappear, thus restoring the ‘Clear’ selection functionality for users. +- In the new slicer (Preview), users may find it challenging to locate the ‘Clear’ button as it is situated in the visual header, not within the slicer header as previously designed. The absence of the ‘Clear’ button upon hovering over the slicer’s visual container typically signifies that the visual headers have been disabled by the report creator. To make the ‘Clear’ button accessible again, the report creator needs to enable the visual headers. This action will restore the visibility of the ‘Clear’ button, allowing users to easily reset their slicer selections. + +### Persistent filters + +- In Power BI Desktop, the default setting may allow user filters to be saved automatically. This can lead to complications if users modify the original report filters, potentially causing discrepancies in the displayed data. When filters are modified and saved, they become persistent, meaning any changes made by the user will be retained, and when the same user returns to the report, they'll see the saved slicer selections. To prevent such issues, navigate to the ‘Options’ dialog within Power BI Desktop. Locate the ‘[Persistent filters](../create-reports/power-bi-report-filter.md#allow-saving-filters)’ section and select the option ‘*Don’t allow end users to save filters on this file in the Power BI service*’. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters are not saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. +- In the Power BI service, there is a possibility that users may unintentionally save personal filters, which can disrupt what the report author had intended to display. This issue occurs when a user applies filters to a report and those filters are saved as part of their personal view. When returning to the report, and filters have been saved, the same user will see the filtered report rather than what the report author published. To address this problem, navigate to ‘File’ in the Power BI service, then select ‘Settings’. Within the ‘[Persistent filters](../create-reports/power-bi-report-filter.md#allow-saving-filters)’ section, opt for ‘*Don’t allow end users to save filters on this report*’. This setting will prevent the saving of individual filter configurations, thus maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. + +### Selection + +- The term ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ can be misleading in its operation. Contrary to what the term suggests, ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ does not actually select every item. Instead, it operates on an inverted selection principle, meaning that any item you deselect becomes part of the query. This approach is more efficient as it avoids sending thousands of values in the query. By only sending the deselected values in a negated filter, we streamline the process and reduce the query load. +- When using the Slicer to filter reports, the ‘Selected Values’ may persist as selected even when they are no longer applicable, potentially leading to confusion and a misleading restatement of selected items. The Slicer saves the selected values, which can remain visible and selected in subsequent views of the report. However, if the underlying data or user permissions change, these selections may no longer be relevant or appropriate. Report authors should exercise caution to ensure that they do not save and publish reports with selected items that may be inappropriate for certain users, particularly in environments where Row-Level Security (RLS) is implemented. It is advisable to clear any selections that should not be universally applied before saving and distributing the report. + +### What if + +- The '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values will be evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values does not exceed 1000. + +## Colors + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. + +### Series color assignment + +- In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors reserved for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed or when different filters are applied, such as with Row-Level Security (RLS). To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it is recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. + +## Themes + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with custom themes. + +### Default settings + +- When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports). This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) settings will not apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. To allow [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) colors to take effect, you will need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) colors should apply as intended, provided that an explicit color has not been set for that visual. + +## Maps + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with map visuals. + +### Bing maps + +- Bing Maps is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geographical data representation in Power BI. As part of the transition to more advanced and supported services, [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) is recommended as the alternative to Bing Maps. [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) provides a rich set of geographical data services and features that are continually updated. To adapt to this change, users should start utilizing [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) for their mapping needs in Power BI. By selecting your Bing Map visuals, you can click the Azure Map visual icon to convert them, and maintain the majority of your format settings. Alternatively, you may notice the popup when opening the report in Desktop, with an option to convert all your Bing Maps to Azure Maps. For a comprehensive understanding of [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started), including how to get started, what data is sent to Azure, and its limitations, refer to the detailed documentation provided by Microsoft. + +### Geocoding + +- To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like ‘State’ or ‘Zipcode’. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the ‘Expand All Down’ icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing ‘Paris, Texas’ from ‘Paris, France’. Adding ‘Country’ into your Location hierarchy and using the ‘Drill Down’ or ‘Expand All’ functions will improve [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. + +## Report locale + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visuals. + +### Format strings + +[Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer) + +- In Power BI, certain visual elements do not utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format does not match the user’s expectations.  For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. + +## Tooltips + +This section addresses potential issues users may experience with tooltips. + +### Page tooltips + +- Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations) are not displayed for Dashboards or Dashboard tiles. Users expecting to see tooltips when hovering over these elements may find this behavior confusing. This is by design - Dashboards in Power BI do not currently support Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations). Tooltips are a feature designed for use within individual report pages rather than the Dashboard view. While report tooltips can be highly informative within reports, they are not available for Dashboards. As a best practice, it’s recommended to design Dashboards with this in mind, ensuring that necessary information is clearly presented without relying on tooltips. + +### Line chart tooltips + +- Users may notice that Line Chart Tooltips are not consistently displaying column labels, or that the displayed information changes with slicer value adjustments. This can cause confusion when trying to interpret the data represented in the chart. This behavior is likely due to the [high-density](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) line sampling feature in Power BI, which is designed to optimize performance. When there is a large amount of data, Power BI samples the data to create a more manageable number of data points for the line chart. Understanding this is by design, users can adjust their expectations of tooltip consistency in [high-density](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) scenarios. If precise data points are required, consider using alternative visualizations that can handle large datasets without sampling, or adjust the chart settings to reduce the density of the data points, if possible. + +## Images + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including images into their visualizations. + +### Image URLS + +- If an image within a Power BI report is not rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires that the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) be anonymously accessible and do not require a sign-in to view, meaning they cannot be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window; if the image loads without requiring a sign-in, it is correctly configured for use in Power BI. Note that loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. +- Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. + +## Related content + +- [Visualization types in Power BI](power-bi-visualization-types-for-reports-and-q-and-a.md) +- [Add visuals to a Power BI report (part 1)](power-bi-report-add-visualizations-i.md) +- [Add visuals to a Power BI report (part 2)](power-bi-report-add-visualizations-ii.md) +- [Get started formatting report visualizations](service-getting-started-with-color-formatting-and-axis-properties.md) From ca83fcfd5643306d149ca6fe669659c0475adc33 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 11:53:47 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 12/30] Edits to article before adding content from engineer --- .../power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 53 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 79688b4c6d..daae3e80ed 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ ms.author: miguelmyers ms.reviewer: davidi ms.service: powerbi ms.subservice: pbi-visuals -ms.topic: +ms.topic: conceptual ms.date: 09/03/2024 ms.custom: TSG - Troubleshooting Guide LocalizationGroup: Visualizations @@ -18,19 +18,6 @@ LocalizationGroup: Visualizations The document provides considerations and limitations for Power BI visualizations, and how to troubleshoot common content distribution issues. It addresses potential issues, and known issues, while offering solutions to ensure consistency and optimal performance in report design and user experience. -## Fonts - -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power BI. - -### Default fonts - -- MacOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these are not included by default on MacOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), MacOS will default to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their MacOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and MacOS platforms to avoid such issues. - -### Custom fonts - -- When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. -- The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts are not embedded within the report itself. If a font is not installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it is recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy will facilitate the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. - ## Slicers and filters This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and filters. @@ -39,6 +26,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and fil - Users may experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ selection option within slicers. This challenge is due to the ‘Clear’ button’s design, which is embedded within the slicer header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. The ‘Clear’ function is represented by a subtle eraser icon located in the top right corner of the slicer’s visual container. Its inconspicuous placement can lead to it being easily missed by users. If the eraser icon is not present, it typically indicates that the report creator has opted to disable the visual header in the report settings. To rectify this issue, the report creator must re-enable the visual header within the report’s settings. This action will make the eraser icon reappear, thus restoring the ‘Clear’ selection functionality for users. - In the new slicer (Preview), users may find it challenging to locate the ‘Clear’ button as it is situated in the visual header, not within the slicer header as previously designed. The absence of the ‘Clear’ button upon hovering over the slicer’s visual container typically signifies that the visual headers have been disabled by the report creator. To make the ‘Clear’ button accessible again, the report creator needs to enable the visual headers. This action will restore the visibility of the ‘Clear’ button, allowing users to easily reset their slicer selections. +- It’s recommended that report authors click the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you may prefer to save selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. ### Persistent filters @@ -54,6 +42,27 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and fil - The '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values will be evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values does not exceed 1000. +## Report locale + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visuals. + +### Format strings + +- In Power BI, certain visual elements do not utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format does not match the user’s expectations.  For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. + +## Fonts + +This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power BI. + +### Default fonts + +- MacOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these are not included by default on MacOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), MacOS will default to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their MacOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and MacOS platforms to avoid such issues. + +### Custom fonts + +- When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. +- The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts are not embedded within the report itself. If a font is not installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it is recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy will facilitate the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. + ## Colors This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. @@ -68,7 +77,11 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with cu ### Default settings -- When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports). This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) settings will not apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. To allow [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) colors to take effect, you will need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) colors should apply as intended, provided that an explicit color has not been set for that visual. +- When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings will not apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. + + For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you will need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, provided that an explicit color has not been set for that visual. + + As another example, if “Legend Position = Left” has been specified in a custom theme file, but something else has been set at the visual level, the user would need to ‘Reset to Default’ to allow the custom theme to apply. ## Maps @@ -82,16 +95,6 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with ma - To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like ‘State’ or ‘Zipcode’. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the ‘Expand All Down’ icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing ‘Paris, Texas’ from ‘Paris, France’. Adding ‘Country’ into your Location hierarchy and using the ‘Drill Down’ or ‘Expand All’ functions will improve [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. -## Report locale - -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visuals. - -### Format strings - -[Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer) - -- In Power BI, certain visual elements do not utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format does not match the user’s expectations.  For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. - ## Tooltips This section addresses potential issues users may experience with tooltips. From f7b55e58620320a8eeb8f9a628956313705c2e20 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 13:33:07 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 13/30] PBI Visualizations - WIP Final Edit --- .../power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 18 +++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index daae3e80ed..b5fc75e9a2 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -24,14 +24,13 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and fil ### Clear button -- Users may experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ selection option within slicers. This challenge is due to the ‘Clear’ button’s design, which is embedded within the slicer header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. The ‘Clear’ function is represented by a subtle eraser icon located in the top right corner of the slicer’s visual container. Its inconspicuous placement can lead to it being easily missed by users. If the eraser icon is not present, it typically indicates that the report creator has opted to disable the visual header in the report settings. To rectify this issue, the report creator must re-enable the visual header within the report’s settings. This action will make the eraser icon reappear, thus restoring the ‘Clear’ selection functionality for users. -- In the new slicer (Preview), users may find it challenging to locate the ‘Clear’ button as it is situated in the visual header, not within the slicer header as previously designed. The absence of the ‘Clear’ button upon hovering over the slicer’s visual container typically signifies that the visual headers have been disabled by the report creator. To make the ‘Clear’ button accessible again, the report creator needs to enable the visual headers. This action will restore the visibility of the ‘Clear’ button, allowing users to easily reset their slicer selections. -- It’s recommended that report authors click the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you may prefer to save selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. +- Users may experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ button for the original slicer visuals. The ‘Clear’ button, indicated by an eraser icon, is located in the Slicer Header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. Some report authors may choose to disable the Slicer Header and enable the Visual Container Title which is disabled by default for these visuals. To ensure access to the 'Clear' button, restore the Slicer Header visibility. For the New Slicer visuals, we have moved the 'Clear' button into the Visual Container Header and have removed the concept of a separate Slicer Header. For these New Slicers, if the report author has disabled the Visual Container Header, the 'Clear' button will not be available. + +- It’s recommended that report authors click the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ in that state before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you may prefer to intentionally save a default selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. Use care to ensure slicers are cleared, or intentionally set, when creating Bookmarks. ### Persistent filters -- In Power BI Desktop, the default setting may allow user filters to be saved automatically. This can lead to complications if users modify the original report filters, potentially causing discrepancies in the displayed data. When filters are modified and saved, they become persistent, meaning any changes made by the user will be retained, and when the same user returns to the report, they'll see the saved slicer selections. To prevent such issues, navigate to the ‘Options’ dialog within Power BI Desktop. Locate the ‘[Persistent filters](../create-reports/power-bi-report-filter.md#allow-saving-filters)’ section and select the option ‘*Don’t allow end users to save filters on this file in the Power BI service*’. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters are not saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. -- In the Power BI service, there is a possibility that users may unintentionally save personal filters, which can disrupt what the report author had intended to display. This issue occurs when a user applies filters to a report and those filters are saved as part of their personal view. When returning to the report, and filters have been saved, the same user will see the filtered report rather than what the report author published. To address this problem, navigate to ‘File’ in the Power BI service, then select ‘Settings’. Within the ‘[Persistent filters](../create-reports/power-bi-report-filter.md#allow-saving-filters)’ section, opt for ‘*Don’t allow end users to save filters on this report*’. This setting will prevent the saving of individual filter configurations, thus maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. +- Power BI Reports have a setting that allows end-user slicer and filter choices to be saved automatically and reapplied when they return to view a report later on. This setting is enabled by default.  This can lead to different experiences for different users. When reports also utilize Bookmarks, this can potentially lead to unexpected results. If you prefer that all report consumers start from the exact same filter state, you can disable Persistent Filters on the report. In Desktop, open the ‘Options’ dialog from the 'File' menu, and click 'Report settings' in the 'Current File' section. In the service, you can find the same setting in the Report Settings Blade.  Choose ‘Don’t allow end users to save filters on this file in the Power BI service’. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters are not saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. Users can always reset to the authored state by clicking the 'Reset to default' button in the top right area. ### Selection @@ -62,6 +61,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power - When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. - The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts are not embedded within the report itself. If a font is not installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it is recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy will facilitate the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. +- Also note that Custom Fonts may not be available when an Export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such Export to PDF or Image generation with Copy, PowerPoint, or email Subscriptions. ## Colors @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. ### Series color assignment -- In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors reserved for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed or when different filters are applied, such as with Row-Level Security (RLS). To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it is recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. +- In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors chosen for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed, when filters are applied in a different order, or depending on the user if Row-Level Security (RLS) is employed. To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it is recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. ## Themes @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with ma ### Bing maps -- Bing Maps is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geographical data representation in Power BI. As part of the transition to more advanced and supported services, [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) is recommended as the alternative to Bing Maps. [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) provides a rich set of geographical data services and features that are continually updated. To adapt to this change, users should start utilizing [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) for their mapping needs in Power BI. By selecting your Bing Map visuals, you can click the Azure Map visual icon to convert them, and maintain the majority of your format settings. Alternatively, you may notice the popup when opening the report in Desktop, with an option to convert all your Bing Maps to Azure Maps. For a comprehensive understanding of [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started), including how to get started, what data is sent to Azure, and its limitations, refer to the detailed documentation provided by Microsoft. +- Bing Maps for Power BI is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geographical data representation in Power BI. As part of the transition to more advanced and business focused services, [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) is recommended as the alternative to Bing Maps for Power BI. [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) provides a rich set of geographical data services and features that are continually updated. To adapt to this change, users should start utilizing [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) for their mapping needs in Power BI. You can convert your Bing Map visuals to Azure Maps by selecting them and clicking the Azure Map icon in the Visualization Pane. We will attempt to preserve your formatting settings during conversion. Alternatively, you may notice the popup when opening the report in Desktop, with an option to convert all your Bing Maps to Azure Maps. For a comprehensive understanding of [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started), including how to get started, what data is sent to Azure, and its limitations, refer to the detailed documentation provided by Microsoft. ### Geocoding @@ -101,11 +101,11 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may experience with tooltips. ### Page tooltips -- Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations) are not displayed for Dashboards or Dashboard tiles. Users expecting to see tooltips when hovering over these elements may find this behavior confusing. This is by design - Dashboards in Power BI do not currently support Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations). Tooltips are a feature designed for use within individual report pages rather than the Dashboard view. While report tooltips can be highly informative within reports, they are not available for Dashboards. As a best practice, it’s recommended to design Dashboards with this in mind, ensuring that necessary information is clearly presented without relying on tooltips. +- Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations) are not displayed for Dashboard Visual Tiles or Report-Page Dashboard Tiles.  This is by design - Dashboards in Power BI do not currently support Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations). Dashboard Tiles take minimal snapshots of pinned content, and do not have a reference to the Report Page that is designed as a Tooltip.  As a best practice, it’s recommended to design Dashboards with this in mind, ensuring that necessary information is clearly presented without relying on report-page tooltips. ### Line chart tooltips -- Users may notice that Line Chart Tooltips are not consistently displaying column labels, or that the displayed information changes with slicer value adjustments. This can cause confusion when trying to interpret the data represented in the chart. This behavior is likely due to the [high-density](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) line sampling feature in Power BI, which is designed to optimize performance. When there is a large amount of data, Power BI samples the data to create a more manageable number of data points for the line chart. Understanding this is by design, users can adjust their expectations of tooltip consistency in [high-density](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) scenarios. If precise data points are required, consider using alternative visualizations that can handle large datasets without sampling, or adjust the chart settings to reduce the density of the data points, if possible. +- Users may notice that Line Chart Tooltips are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) ## Images From c8255b1438164fde425b42b41fd55bd5a5227a39 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jill Grant Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 15:40:40 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 14/30] Apply suggestions from code review Acrolinx fixes --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index b5fc75e9a2..e0f2a80717 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -113,8 +113,8 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including image ### Image URLS -- If an image within a Power BI report is not rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires that the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) be anonymously accessible and do not require a sign-in to view, meaning they cannot be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window; if the image loads without requiring a sign-in, it is correctly configured for use in Power BI. Note that loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. -- Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. +- If an image within a Power BI report is not rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires that the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) be anonymously accessible and do not require a sign-in to view, meaning they cannot be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window; if the image loads without requiring a sign-in, it is correctly configured for use in Power BI. Note that loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. +- Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. ## Related content From d70e7ef33d97eea863700a0d7e0bb547c8e54297 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 18:09:21 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 15/30] Updating article to improve Acrolinx score. --- .../power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 50 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index b5fc75e9a2..eb02bf7d03 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -20,26 +20,27 @@ The document provides considerations and limitations for Power BI visualizations ## Slicers and filters -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with slicers and filters. +This section addresses potential issues users might encounter with slicers and filters. ### Clear button -- Users may experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ button for the original slicer visuals. The ‘Clear’ button, indicated by an eraser icon, is located in the Slicer Header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. Some report authors may choose to disable the Slicer Header and enable the Visual Container Title which is disabled by default for these visuals. To ensure access to the 'Clear' button, restore the Slicer Header visibility. For the New Slicer visuals, we have moved the 'Clear' button into the Visual Container Header and have removed the concept of a separate Slicer Header. For these New Slicers, if the report author has disabled the Visual Container Header, the 'Clear' button will not be available. +Users might experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ button for the original slicer visuals. The ‘Clear’ button, indicated by an eraser icon, is located in the Slicer Header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. Some report authors might choose to disable the Slicer Header and enable the Visual Container Title which is disabled by default for these visuals. To ensure access to the 'Clear' button, restore the Slicer Header visibility. For the New Slicer visuals, we moved the 'Clear' button into the Visual Container Header and removed the concept of a separate Slicer Header. For these New Slicers, if the report author disabled the Visual Container Header, the 'Clear' button won't be available. -- It’s recommended that report authors click the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ in that state before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you may prefer to intentionally save a default selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. Use care to ensure slicers are cleared, or intentionally set, when creating Bookmarks. +We recommended report authors select the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ in that state before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you might prefer to intentionally save a default selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. Use care to ensure slicers are cleared, or intentionally set, when creating Bookmarks. ### Persistent filters -- Power BI Reports have a setting that allows end-user slicer and filter choices to be saved automatically and reapplied when they return to view a report later on. This setting is enabled by default.  This can lead to different experiences for different users. When reports also utilize Bookmarks, this can potentially lead to unexpected results. If you prefer that all report consumers start from the exact same filter state, you can disable Persistent Filters on the report. In Desktop, open the ‘Options’ dialog from the 'File' menu, and click 'Report settings' in the 'Current File' section. In the service, you can find the same setting in the Report Settings Blade.  Choose ‘Don’t allow end users to save filters on this file in the Power BI service’. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters are not saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. Users can always reset to the authored state by clicking the 'Reset to default' button in the top right area. +Power BI Reports have a setting that allows end-user slicer and filter choices to be saved automatically and reapplied when they return to view a report later on. This setting is enabled by default. This can lead to different experiences for different users. When reports also utilize Bookmarks, this can potentially lead to unexpected results. If you prefer that all report consumers start from the exact same filter state, you can disable Persistent Filters on the report. In Power BI Desktop, open the 'Options' dialog from the 'File' menu, and select 'Report settings' in the 'Current File' section. In the Power BI service, you can open 'Settings' from the 'File' menu to open the Report Settings panel, then toggle the Persistent Filters option to enable the 'Don't allow end user to save filters on this report.' option. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters aren't saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. Users can always reset to the authored state by clicking the 'Reset to default' button in the top right area. ### Selection -- The term ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ can be misleading in its operation. Contrary to what the term suggests, ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ does not actually select every item. Instead, it operates on an inverted selection principle, meaning that any item you deselect becomes part of the query. This approach is more efficient as it avoids sending thousands of values in the query. By only sending the deselected values in a negated filter, we streamline the process and reduce the query load. -- When using the Slicer to filter reports, the ‘Selected Values’ may persist as selected even when they are no longer applicable, potentially leading to confusion and a misleading restatement of selected items. The Slicer saves the selected values, which can remain visible and selected in subsequent views of the report. However, if the underlying data or user permissions change, these selections may no longer be relevant or appropriate. Report authors should exercise caution to ensure that they do not save and publish reports with selected items that may be inappropriate for certain users, particularly in environments where Row-Level Security (RLS) is implemented. It is advisable to clear any selections that should not be universally applied before saving and distributing the report. +The term ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ can be misleading in its operation. Contrary to what the term suggests, ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ doesn't actually select every item. Instead, it operates on an inverted selection principle, meaning that any item you deselect becomes part of the query. This approach is more efficient as it avoids sending thousands of values in the query. By only sending the deselected values in a negated filter, we streamline the process and reduce the query load. + +When using the Slicer to filter reports, the ‘Selected Values’ may persist as selected even when they're no longer applicable, potentially leading to confusion and a misleading restatement of selected items. The Slicer saves the selected values, which can remain visible and selected in subsequent views of the report. However, if the underlying data or user permissions change, these selections may no longer be relevant or appropriate. Report authors should exercise caution to ensure that they don't save and publish reports with selected items that might be inappropriate for certain users, particularly in environments where Row-Level Security (RLS) is implemented. It's advisable to clear any selections that shouldn't be universally applied before saving and distributing the report. ### What if -- The '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values will be evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values does not exceed 1000. +The '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1,000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values are evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1,000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values doesn't exceed 1000. ## Report locale @@ -47,7 +48,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visual ### Format strings -- In Power BI, certain visual elements do not utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format does not match the user’s expectations.  For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. +In Power BI, certain visual elements don't utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format doesn't match the user’s expectations. For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. ## Fonts @@ -55,13 +56,15 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power ### Default fonts -- MacOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these are not included by default on MacOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), MacOS will default to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their MacOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and MacOS platforms to avoid such issues. +macOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these aren't included by default on macOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), macOS defaults to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their macOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and macOS platforms to avoid such issues. ### Custom fonts -- When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. -- The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts are not embedded within the report itself. If a font is not installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it is recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy will facilitate the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. -- Also note that Custom Fonts may not be available when an Export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such Export to PDF or Image generation with Copy, PowerPoint, or email Subscriptions. +When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. + +The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts aren't embedded within the report itself. If a font isn't installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it's recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy facilitates the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. + +Also note that Custom Fonts may not be available when an Export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such Export to PDF or Image generation with Copy, PowerPoint, or email Subscriptions. ## Colors @@ -69,7 +72,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. ### Series color assignment -- In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors chosen for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed, when filters are applied in a different order, or depending on the user if Row-Level Security (RLS) is employed. To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it is recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. +In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors that are chosen for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed, when filters are applied in a different order, or depending on the user if Row-Level Security (RLS) is employed. To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it's recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. ## Themes @@ -77,11 +80,11 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with cu ### Default settings -- When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings will not apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. +When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings won't apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. - For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you will need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, provided that an explicit color has not been set for that visual. +For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, if an explicit color isn't set for that visual. - As another example, if “Legend Position = Left” has been specified in a custom theme file, but something else has been set at the visual level, the user would need to ‘Reset to Default’ to allow the custom theme to apply. +As another example, when you specify “Legend Position = Left” in a custom theme file, but specify something else at the visual level, you should always ‘Reset to Default’ to allow the custom theme to apply. ## Maps @@ -89,11 +92,11 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with ma ### Bing maps -- Bing Maps for Power BI is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geographical data representation in Power BI. As part of the transition to more advanced and business focused services, [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) is recommended as the alternative to Bing Maps for Power BI. [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) provides a rich set of geographical data services and features that are continually updated. To adapt to this change, users should start utilizing [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) for their mapping needs in Power BI. You can convert your Bing Map visuals to Azure Maps by selecting them and clicking the Azure Map icon in the Visualization Pane. We will attempt to preserve your formatting settings during conversion. Alternatively, you may notice the popup when opening the report in Desktop, with an option to convert all your Bing Maps to Azure Maps. For a comprehensive understanding of [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started), including how to get started, what data is sent to Azure, and its limitations, refer to the detailed documentation provided by Microsoft. +Bing Maps for Power BI is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geographical data representation in Power BI. As part of the transition to more advanced and business focused services, [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) is recommended as the alternative to Bing Maps for Power BI. [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) provides a rich set of geographical data services and features that are continually updated. To adapt to this change, users should start utilizing [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started) for their mapping needs in Power BI. You can convert your Bing Map visuals to Azure Maps by selecting them and clicking the Azure Map icon in the Visualization Pane. We attempt to preserve your formatting settings during conversion. Alternatively, you might notice the popup when opening the report in Desktop, with an option to convert all your Bing Maps to Azure Maps. For a comprehensive understanding of [Azure Maps](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-get-started), including how to get started, what data is sent to Azure, and its limitations, refer to the detailed documentation provided by Microsoft. ### Geocoding -- To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like ‘State’ or ‘Zipcode’. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the ‘Expand All Down’ icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing ‘Paris, Texas’ from ‘Paris, France’. Adding ‘Country’ into your Location hierarchy and using the ‘Drill Down’ or ‘Expand All’ functions will improve [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. +To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like ‘State’ or ‘Zipcode’. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the ‘Expand All Down’ icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing ‘Paris, Texas’ from ‘Paris, France’. Adding ‘Country’ into your Location hierarchy, and using the ‘Drill Down’ or ‘Expand All’ functions, improves your desired [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. ## Tooltips @@ -101,20 +104,21 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may experience with tooltips. ### Page tooltips -- Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations) are not displayed for Dashboard Visual Tiles or Report-Page Dashboard Tiles.  This is by design - Dashboards in Power BI do not currently support Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations). Dashboard Tiles take minimal snapshots of pinned content, and do not have a reference to the Report Page that is designed as a Tooltip.  As a best practice, it’s recommended to design Dashboards with this in mind, ensuring that necessary information is clearly presented without relying on report-page tooltips. +Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations) aren't displayed for Dashboard Visual Tiles or Report-Page Dashboard Tiles. By design, Dashboards in Power BI don't currently support Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and-limitations). Dashboard Tiles take minimal snapshots of pinned content, and don't have a reference to the Report Page that is designed as a Tooltip. As a best practice, we recommended designing Dashboards without relying on report-page tooltips to ensure necessary information is clearly presented. ### Line chart tooltips -- Users may notice that Line Chart Tooltips are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) +Users might notice that Line Chart Tooltips are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) ## Images This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including images into their visualizations. -### Image URLS +### Image URLs + +If an image within a Power BI report isn't rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) to be anonymously accessible without requiring a sign-in to view. Images can't be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window. If the image loads without requiring a sign-in, you correctly configured the image URL for use in Power BI. Loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. -- If an image within a Power BI report is not rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires that the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) be anonymously accessible and do not require a sign-in to view, meaning they cannot be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window; if the image loads without requiring a sign-in, it is correctly configured for use in Power BI. Note that loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. -- Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power Bi service. +Likewise, Power BI mobile apps can't display the image with an [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) unless it's anonymously accessible. Again, images can't be hosted on sites requiring a sign-in such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. ## Related content From 56a34c2276715c1f6d6cfe97d2eb12c106f9b3b4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 18:29:22 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 16/30] Updates to article to improve Acrolinx score --- .../visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 10 +++++----- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index eb02bf7d03..9eb115245a 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visual ### Format strings -In Power BI, certain visual elements don't utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format doesn't match the user’s expectations. For these elements, Power BI leverages the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. +In Power BI, certain visual elements don't utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format doesn't match the user’s expectations. For these elements, Power BI uses the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. ## Fonts @@ -56,13 +56,13 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with fonts in Power ### Default fonts -macOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these aren't included by default on macOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), macOS defaults to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their macOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and macOS platforms to avoid such issues. +macOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), as these fonts aren't included by default on macOS systems. Due to the absence of certain [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts), macOS defaults to alternative fonts. This fallback can result in discrepancies in text rendering, particularly in terms of font size and layout consistency. To address this, users can manually install the missing [Microsoft fonts](../fundamentals/power-bi-browsers.md#fonts) on their macOS devices. This ensures that reports and documents render with the intended appearance. Alternatively, report creators can opt for fonts that are commonly available across both Windows and macOS platforms to avoid such issues. ### Custom fonts -When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. The font must be referenced by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. +When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. You must reference the font by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. -The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts aren't embedded within the report itself. If a font isn't installed locally, it will not be displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, it's recommended to use an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy facilitates the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thereby maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. +The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts aren't embedded within the report itself. If a font isn't installed locally, it isn't displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, we recommend using an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy facilitates the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thus maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. Also note that Custom Fonts may not be available when an Export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such Export to PDF or Image generation with Copy, PowerPoint, or email Subscriptions. @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. ### Series color assignment -In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors that are chosen for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed, when filters are applied in a different order, or depending on the user if Row-Level Security (RLS) is employed. To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, it's recommended to explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. +In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#dynamic-series) to series can vary depending on whether the series is static or dynamic. This can lead to inconsistencies in color representation across different report views. For static series, Power BI assigns theme colors based on the index order of the series. However, for dynamic series, colors are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, the colors that are chosen for a series may change depending on the sequence in which report pages are viewed, when filters are applied in a different order, or depending on the user if Row-Level Security (RLS) is employed. To maintain color consistency for dynamic series, we recommend you explicitly define the color for each series within the report’s formatting settings. This ensures that each series retains its designated color regardless of the viewing order or applied filters. ## Themes From 0bdf871419040d336ca9bc1a1f8b9c73519f4814 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 12:51:30 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 17/30] Nudging the build system --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 9eb115245a..2c474b0ab8 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ms.reviewer: davidi ms.service: powerbi ms.subservice: pbi-visuals ms.topic: conceptual -ms.date: 09/03/2024 +ms.date: 09/18/2024 ms.custom: TSG - Troubleshooting Guide LocalizationGroup: Visualizations #customer intent: As a Power BI user, I want to be aware of the various considerations, limitations, workarounds to overcome known obstacles or potential issues with Power BI Visualizations, so I can effectively and easily identify solutions in both Power BI Desktop and Power BI service. From 75656b0f2d70de76c31a88d8a16fcaca95a69835 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 13:47:54 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 18/30] ** --- .../power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 27 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 0208ecd495..03f0e82bac 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -24,23 +24,23 @@ This section addresses potential issues users might encounter with slicers and f ### Clear button -Users might experience difficulty locating the ‘Clear’ button for the original slicer visuals. The ‘Clear’ button, indicated by an eraser icon, is located in the Slicer Header and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. Some report authors might choose to disable the Slicer Header and enable the Visual Container Title which is disabled by default for these visuals. To ensure access to the 'Clear' button, restore the Slicer Header visibility. For the New Slicer visuals, we moved the 'Clear' button into the Visual Container Header and removed the concept of a separate Slicer Header. For these New Slicers, if the report author disabled the Visual Container Header, the 'Clear' button won't be available. +Users might experience difficulty locating the **Clear** button for the original slicer visuals. The **Clear** button, indicated by an eraser icon, is located in the **Slicer Header** and only becomes visible upon mouse hover. Some report authors might choose to disable the **Slicer Header** and enable the **Visual Container Title** which is disabled by default for these visuals. To ensure access to the **Clear** button, *restore* the **Slicer Header** visibility. For the **New Slicer visuals**, we moved the **Clear** button into the **Visual Container Header** and removed the concept of a separate Slicer Header. For these **New Slicers**, if the report author disabled the **Visual Container Header**, the **Clear** button won't available. -We recommended report authors select the ‘Clear’ icon and ‘Save’ in that state before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you might prefer to intentionally save a default selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. Use care to ensure slicers are cleared, or intentionally set, when creating Bookmarks. +We recommended report authors *select* the **Clear** icon and **Save** in that state before publishing, especially for range slicers. For other slicer types, you might intentionally save a default selection so that report consumers start with a specific set of filters, but Date Range slicers typically work best when starting cleared. Use care to ensure slicers are cleared, or intentionally set, when creating Bookmarks. ### Persistent filters -Power BI Reports have a setting that allows end-user slicer and filter choices to be saved automatically and reapplied when they return to view a report later on. This setting is enabled by default. This can lead to different experiences for different users. When reports also utilize Bookmarks, this can potentially lead to unexpected results. If you prefer that all report consumers start from the exact same filter state, you can disable Persistent Filters on the report. In Power BI Desktop, open the 'Options' dialog from the 'File' menu, and select 'Report settings' in the 'Current File' section. In the Power BI service, you can open 'Settings' from the 'File' menu to open the Report Settings panel, then toggle the Persistent Filters option to enable the 'Don't allow end user to save filters on this report.' option. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters aren't saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. Users can always reset to the authored state by clicking the 'Reset to default' button in the top right area. +Power BI Reports have a setting that allows end-user slicer and filter choices to be saved automatically and reapplied when they return to view a report later on. This setting, enabled by default, can lead to different experiences for different users. When reports also utilize Bookmarks, it can potentially lead to unexpected results. If you prefer that all report consumers start from the exact same filter state, you can disable Persistent Filters on the report. In **Power BI Desktop**, open the **Options** dialog from the **File** menu, and select **Report settings** in the **Current File** section. In the **Power BI service**, open **Settings** from the **File** menu to display the **Report Settings** panel, then *toggle* the **Persistent Filters** option to enable the **Don't allow end user to save filters on this report** option. This setting ensures that user modifications to filters aren't saved, maintaining the report’s original filter configuration as published by the author. Users can always reset to the authored state by clicking the **Reset to default** button in the top right area. ### Selection -The term ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ can be misleading in its operation. Contrary to what the term suggests, ‘[Select all](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls)’ doesn't actually select every item. Instead, it operates on an inverted selection principle, meaning that any item you deselect becomes part of the query. This approach is more efficient as it avoids sending thousands of values in the query. By only sending the deselected values in a negated filter, we streamline the process and reduce the query load. +The term [**Select all**](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls) can be misleading in its operation. Contrary to what the term suggests, [**Select all**](power-bi-visualization-slicers.md#selection-controls) doesn't actually *select* every item. Instead, it operates on an inverted selection principle, meaning that any item you deselect becomes part of the query. This approach is more efficient as it avoids sending thousands of values in the query. By only sending the deselected values in a negated filter, we streamline the process and reduce the query load. -When using the Slicer to filter reports, the ‘Selected Values’ may persist as selected even when they're no longer applicable, potentially leading to confusion and a misleading restatement of selected items. The Slicer saves the selected values, which can remain visible and selected in subsequent views of the report. However, if the underlying data or user permissions change, these selections may no longer be relevant or appropriate. Report authors should exercise caution to ensure that they don't save and publish reports with selected items that might be inappropriate for certain users, particularly in environments where Row-Level Security (RLS) is implemented. It's advisable to clear any selections that shouldn't be universally applied before saving and distributing the report. +When using the **Slicer** to filter reports, the **Selected Values** may persist as selected even when they're no longer applicable, potentially leading to confusion and a misleading restatement of selected items. The **Slicer** saves the selected values, which can remain visible and selected in subsequent views of the report. However, if the underlying data or user permissions change, these selections may no longer be relevant or appropriate. Report authors should avoid saving and publishing reports with selected items that might be inappropriate for certain users, particularly in environments where Row-Level Security (RLS) is implemented. It's advisable to clear any selections that shouldn't be universally applied before saving and distributing the report. ### What if -The '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1,000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values are evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1,000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your '[What If](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations)' parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values doesn't exceed 1000. +The [**What if**](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations) parameters in Power BI are designed to handle up to 1,000 unique values. If a parameter exceeds this limit, the values are evenly sampled, which may not meet the needs of detailed scenario analysis. This limitation is in place to ensure performance and manageability within Power BI. When more than 1,000 unique values are needed, the parameter values are sampled to fit within this constraint, potentially leading to a loss of granularity. To work around this limitation, you can adjust the granularity of your [**What If**](../transform-model/desktop-what-if.md#considerations-and-limitations) parameters to ensure that the total number of unique values doesn't exceed 1000. ## Report locale @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with dates in visual ### Format strings -In Power BI, certain visual elements don't utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format doesn't match the user’s expectations. For these elements, Power BI uses the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [Slicers](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [Cartesian Axis Tick Labels](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the Filter Pane. +In Power BI, certain visual elements don't utilize the model format string for dates to conserve space and present only the necessary detail. This can lead to confusion when the displayed date format doesn't match the user’s expectations. For these elements, Power BI uses the browser’s locale settings to determine the date format. This means that the format may vary depending on the user’s browser configuration, which influences how dates are displayed in the report. To ensure consistency, report creators should be aware of the browser locale’s impact on date formatting. Common areas affected by this include [**Slicers**](../create-reports/desktop-slicer-numeric-range.md#display-formatting-with-the-date-range-slicer), and [**Cartesian Axis Tick Labels**](../visuals/power-bi-visualization-customize-x-axis-and-y-axis.md#considerations-and-limitations), and some sections of the **Filter Pane**. ## Fonts @@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with cu ### Default settings -When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings won't apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. +When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings don't apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, if an explicit color isn't set for that visual. @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Bing Maps for Power BI is being deprecated and should no longer be used for geog ### Geocoding -To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like ‘State’ or ‘Zipcode’. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the ‘Expand All Down’ icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing ‘Paris, Texas’ from ‘Paris, France’. Adding ‘Country’ into your Location hierarchy, and using the ‘Drill Down’ or ‘Expand All’ functions, improves your desired [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. +To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Power BI, make sure your model has pristine data for each distinct location entity and avoid concatenating strings. Assign the correct Data Category to each location entity, like *State* or *Zipcode*. Build a Location hierarchy within your model or place multiple fields in the location field well for precise [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode). Use the **Expand All Down** icon to drill into the lowest hierarchy level, which includes all higher levels. This helps resolve ambiguities in locations with the same names, such as distinguishing *Paris, Texas* from *Paris, France*. Adding *Country* into your Location hierarchy, and using the **Drill Down** or **Expand All** functions, improves your desired [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) outcomes. ## Tooltips @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and- ### Line chart tooltips -Users might notice that Line Chart Tooltips are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) +Users might notice that Line Chart **Tooltips** are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) ## Images @@ -116,10 +116,11 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including image ### Image URLs -If an image within a Power BI report isn't rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) to be anonymously accessible without requiring a sign-in to view. Images can't be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window. If the image loads without requiring a sign-in, you correctly configured the image URL for use in Power BI. Loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. +If an image within a Power BI report isn't rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) to be anonymously accessible without requiring a sign-in to view. Images can't be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. -- If an image within a Power BI report is not rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires that the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) be anonymously accessible and do not require a sign-in to view, meaning they cannot be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window; if the image loads without requiring a sign-in, it is correctly configured for use in Power BI. Note that loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. -- Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. +To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window. If the image loads without requiring a sign-in, you correctly configured the image URL for use in Power BI. Loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. + +Likewise, Power BI mobile apps will only display if the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is anonymously accessible. Again, the image cannot be hosted on a site that requires a sign-in, such as SharePoint or OneDrive, even if you can see the image in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. ## Related content From 016eec70b7d7a15fa101c7c57831513d1df7fba9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 13:50:12 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 19/30] Update wording and content - Final --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 03f0e82bac..7df98ca40b 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including image ### Image URLs -If an image within a Power BI report isn't rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) to be anonymously accessible without requiring a sign-in to view. Images can't be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. +If an image within a Power BI report isn't rendering, it may be due to the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) not being anonymously accessible. Power BI requires the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) to be anonymously accessible without requiring a sign-in to view. Images can't be hosted on sites that require authentication, such as SharePoint or OneDrive. To ensure the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) is publicly accessible, open the [image URL](../create-reports/power-bi-images-tables.md#considerations) in an InPrivate mode browser window. If the image loads without requiring a sign-in, you correctly configured the image URL for use in Power BI. Loading images from a local path is also not supported in Power BI Desktop or in the Power BI service. From 76598cb4a290c5fb38c9d6afe3f78a428daec734 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 13:53:46 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 20/30] Removed punctuation for final edit --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 7df98ca40b..e17603f07d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with cu When setting visual-specific format options in Power BI, this can override any of the predefined properties in a custom theme. This occurs because explicit formatting at the visual level takes precedence over theme-level settings. As a result, any custom theme settings don't apply if existing format options have been set for a particular visual. -For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking ‘Reset to Default’ within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, if an explicit color isn't set for that visual. +For example, to allow [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) to take effect, you need to reset the visual colors to default formatting. This can be done by clicking **Reset to Default** within the color formatting options of the visual. Once the specific formatting is cleared, the [custom theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-themes.md#situations-when-report-theme-colors-wont-stick-to-your-reports) should apply as intended, if an explicit color isn't set for that visual. -As another example, when you specify “Legend Position = Left” in a custom theme file, but specify something else at the visual level, you should always ‘Reset to Default’ to allow the custom theme to apply. +As another example, when you specify *Legend Position = Left* in a custom theme file, but specify something else at the visual level, you should always **Reset to Default** to allow the custom theme to apply. ## Maps From 5e9dba3326fb7e227ad7fd9be5cb193f0a25e083 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 14:29:02 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 21/30] Update to Custom fonts section from Matt Lee (engineer) --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index e17603f07d..7a64ee449c 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to spec The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts aren't embedded within the report itself. If a font isn't installed locally, it isn't displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, we recommend using an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy facilitates the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thus maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. -Also note that Custom Fonts may not be available when an Export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such Export to PDF or Image generation with Copy, PowerPoint, or email Subscriptions. +Also note that custom fonts might not be available or render correctly when an export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such as exporting to PDF, exporting to Powerpoint, or exporting to images when using email subscriptions. ## Colors From 36f67179bc71b5fccd892d263419aa0994223354 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 14:42:51 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 22/30] Update - spelling correction. --- .../visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 14 +++++++------- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index 7a64ee449c..ce45638af6 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -60,15 +60,15 @@ macOS users may encounter font rendering issues with [Microsoft-owned fonts](../ ### Custom fonts -When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. You must reference the font by its correct operating system (OS) name, which may differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. +When incorporating a custom font into Power BI reports, it’s essential to specify the font correctly in the Custom Theme file. You must reference the font by its correct operating system (OS) name, which could differ from its display name. Using the display name can result in the font not being recognized or applied in the report. To ensure the correct font name is used, navigate to the Fonts section in the Windows Control Panel. Here, you can verify the exact OS name of the font. Once confirmed, use this name in your Custom Theme file to successfully apply the custom font to your Power BI report. The font used in a Power BI report must be installed on the local machine of each end user. This is because fonts aren't embedded within the report itself. If a font isn't installed locally, it isn't displayed correctly when an end user views the report. This can lead to inconsistencies in the report’s appearance and can affect the overall user experience. To ensure uniformity in font usage across all end users, we recommend using an IT Group Policy for the centralized distribution of fonts within your company. This policy facilitates the installation of the required fonts on all relevant machines, thus maintaining the intended design and readability of the report. -Also note that custom fonts might not be available or render correctly when an export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such as exporting to PDF, exporting to Powerpoint, or exporting to images when using email subscriptions. +Also note that custom fonts might not be available or render correctly when an export command is executed that causes rendering on the server, such as exporting to PDF, exporting to PowerPoint, or exporting to images when using email subscriptions. ## Colors -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with report colors. +This section addresses potential issues users might encounter with report colors. ### Series color assignment @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ In Power BI, the assignment of [theme colors](../create-reports/desktop-report-t ## Themes -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with custom themes. +This section addresses potential issues users might encounter when working with custom themes. ### Default settings @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ As another example, when you specify *Legend Position = Left* in a custom theme ## Maps -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter when working with map visuals. +This section addresses potential issues users might encounter when working with map visuals. ### Bing maps @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ To ensure [geocoding](/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-geocode) accuracy in Pow ## Tooltips -This section addresses potential issues users may experience with tooltips. +This section addresses potential issues users might experience with tooltips. ### Page tooltips @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Users might notice that Line Chart **Tooltips** are displayed differently than o ## Images -This section addresses potential issues users may encounter with including images into their visualizations. +This section addresses potential issues users might encounter with including images into their visualizations. ### Image URLs From 09a404c98efa87b34d67d9e01ad82b528e76ec9c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jill Grant Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 16:21:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 23/30] Update powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md Missing period. --- powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md index ce45638af6..b4238d4884 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-troubleshoot.md @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Report Page [Tooltips](../create-reports/desktop-tooltips.md#considerations-and- ### Line chart tooltips -Users might notice that Line Chart **Tooltips** are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling) +Users might notice that Line Chart **Tooltips** are displayed differently than other charts. By default, we show all series values and a vertical alignment bar to help users compare all series values within a specific category. In some cases, the standard datapoint tooltip will render, such as for Combo Charts and when Line Charts enter high-density sampling due to hitting data limits. Different filters may push the query slightly above or below the limits, resulting in different tooltips at different times for the same line chart visual. For more information about high-density line sampling, see our article: [High-Density Line Sampling in Power BI](../create-reports/desktop-high-density-sampling.md#tooltips-and-high-density-line-sampling). ## Images From 4750ab9d09d42dc49ddb4fc7ec80298c17ef1fac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 19:11:05 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 24/30] Update cards-background-background-image-browse.md acrolinx update --- .../core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md index adb3ceb5ae..c83de94923 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/cards-background-background-image-browse.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- ###### Background image -When selected, users can browse their device to add an image file that will be displayed in the background. +When selected, users can browse their device to add an image file to display in the background. From c605833ad9076003e97631e457302b5d980ef3bb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 19:12:24 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 25/30] Update callout-values-label-text.md acrolinx update --- powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md index a3a612dd8c..9e911f2895 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-text.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- ###### Text -The default text for the Label title is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, you have the option to customize this title to a different text or you may decide to apply conditional formatting. +The default text for the Label title is automatically derived from the name of the data field used. However, you can customize this title to a different text or you might decide to apply conditional formatting. From dfeea43d78b45b06e21f0d6c8cb811422008e626 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 19:13:30 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 26/30] Update callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md acrolinx update --- .../core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md index 0644e6829b..b3d67fd26f 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/callout-values-label-match-value-alignment.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals --- ###### Match value alignment -When enabled, and the **Apply settings to** is set to **Series all**, this toggle ensures that the horizontal alignment of all labels matches the alignment of the data values. When the toggle *isn't* enabled, the horizontal alignment options are available, allowing you to align the text to the left, center, or right according to your liking. +When enabled, and the **Apply settings to** is set to **Series all**, this toggle ensures that the horizontal alignment of all labels matches the alignment of the data values. When the toggle *isn't* enabled, the horizontal alignment options are available, allowing you to align the text to your liking. From c24850e8603281a980196eb41708258c8f122c67 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 19:15:11 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 27/30] Update axis-title-style.md acrolinx update --- powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md index c49066c925..a3c53b971d 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md @@ -14,6 +14,6 @@ LocalizationGroup: core-visuals The menu provides options for configuring the axis title, but only when the axis value's Display units is set to display Thousands, Millions, Billions, or Trillions: -- **Shows title only:** This default option displays only the title. If the Display units are set to *None*, this remains the only available option. +- **Shows title only:** This default option displays only the title. If the Display units are set to *None*, displaying the title remains the only available option. - **Show unit only:** This exhibits solely the unit as determined in the display units control. -- **Show both:** This presents both the title and the unit as selected in the Display units control. +- **Show both:**: **Show both** presents both the title and the unit as selected in the Display units control. From d85eb23cee36dff471359296550fd1e46b2fe261 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 19:32:57 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 28/30] Update desktop-custom-format-strings.md acrolinx review --- .../desktop-custom-format-strings.md | 24 +++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md index 0b4a502e11..ced72335f5 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/create-reports/desktop-custom-format-strings.md @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ To create custom format strings, select the field in the **Modeling** view, and ![Screenshot of the Properties pane, highlighting the Format menu.](media/desktop-custom-format-strings/custom-format-strings-02.png) -Once you've selected **Custom** from the **Format** dropdown menu, choose from a list of commonly used format strings. +Once you select **Custom** from the **Format** dropdown menu, choose from a list of commonly used format strings. ![Screenshot of the Formatting menu, highlighting Custom.](media/desktop-custom-format-strings/custom-format-strings-03.png) @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The following tables define the syntax supported in Power BI. You can see an [example](/office/vba/language/reference/user-interface-help/format-function-visual-basic-for-applications#example) of how to format custom value strings. -A user-defined format expression for numbers can have one to three sections separated by semicolons. If you include semicolons with nothing between them, the missing section won't display (it will be ""). If you don't specify the semicolon, it uses the positive format. +A user-defined format expression for numbers can have one to three sections separated by semicolons. If you include semicolons with nothing between them, the missing section doesn't display, instead you see "". If you don't specify the semicolon, it uses the positive format. Here are examples of different formats for different value strings: @@ -91,10 +91,10 @@ The following table identifies the predefined **named numeric formats**: | **Format name** | **Description** | | --- | --- | | **General Number** | Display number with no thousand separator. | -| **Currency** | Display number with a thousand separator. Display two digits to the right of the decimal separator. Output is based on system locale settings. | -| **Fixed** | Display at least one digit to the left and two digits to the right of the decimal separator. | -| **Standard** | Display number with thousand separator, at least one digit to the left and two digits to the right of the decimal separator. | -| **Percent** | Display number multiplied by 100 with a percent sign ( **%** ) appended to the right. Always display two digits to the right of the decimal separator. | +| **Currency** | Display number with a thousand separator. Display two digits after the decimal separator. Output is based on system locale settings. | +| **Fixed** | Display at least one digit before and two digits after the decimal separator. | +| **Standard** | Display number with a thousand separator, at least one digit before and two digits after the decimal separator. | +| **Percent** | Display number multiplied by 100 with a percent sign ( **%** ). Always display two digits after the decimal separator. | | **Scientific** | Use standard scientific notation. | The following table identifies characters you can use to create **user-defined date/time formats**. @@ -126,16 +126,16 @@ The following table identifies characters you can use to create **user-defined n | **Character** | **Description** | | --- | --- | | None | Display the number with no formatting. | -| ( **0** ) | Digit placeholder. Display a digit or a zero. If the expression has a digit in the position where the 0 appears in the format string, display it. Otherwise, display a zero in that position. If the number has fewer digits than there are zeros (on either side of the decimal) in the format expression, display leading or trailing zeros. If the number has more digits to the right of the decimal separator than there are zeros to the right, round the number to as many decimal places as there are zeros. If the number has more digits to the left of the decimal separator than there are zeros to the left, display the extra digits without modification. | -| ( **#** ) | Digit placeholder. Display a digit or nothing. If the expression has a digit in the position where the # appears in the format string, display it; otherwise, display nothing in that position. This symbol works like the zero-digit placeholder, except that leading and trailing zeros aren't displayed if the number has the same or fewer digits than there are # characters on either side of the decimal separator in the format expression. | -| ( **.** ) | Decimal placeholder. In some locales, a comma is used as the decimal separator. The decimal placeholder determines how many digits are displayed to the left and right of the decimal separator. If the format expression contains only number signs to the left of this symbol, numbers smaller than 1 begin with a decimal separator. To display a leading zero displayed with fractional numbers, use 0 as the first-digit placeholder to the left of the decimal separator. The actual character used as a decimal placeholder in the formatted output depends on the Number Format recognized by your system. | +| ( **0** ) | Digit placeholder. Display a digit or a zero. If the expression has a digit in the position where the 0 appears in the format string, display it. Otherwise, display a zero in that position. If the number has fewer digits than there are zeros (on either side of the decimal) in the format expression, display leading or trailing zeros. If the number has more digits than there are zeros after the decimal separator, round the number to as many decimal places as there are zeros. If the number has more digits than there are zeros before the decimal separator, display the extra digits without modification. | +| ( **#** ) | Digit placeholder. Display a digit or nothing. If the expression has a digit in the position where the # appears in the format string, display it; otherwise, display nothing in that position. This symbol works like the zero-digit placeholder. However, leading and trailing zeros don't display if the number has the same or fewer digits than there are # characters on either side of the decimal separator in the format expression. | +| ( **.** ) | Decimal placeholder. In some locales, a comma is used as the decimal separator. The decimal placeholder determines how many digits are displayed before and after the decimal separator. If the format expression contains only number signs to the left of this symbol, numbers smaller than one begin with a decimal separator. To display a leading zero displayed with fractional numbers, use 0 as the first-digit placeholder to the left of the decimal separator. The actual character used as a decimal placeholder in the formatted output depends on the Number Format recognized by your system. | | (**%)** | Percentage placeholder. The expression is multiplied by 100. The percent character ( **%** ) is inserted in the position where it appears in the format string. | -| ( **,** ) | Thousand separators. In some locales, a period is used as a thousand separator. The thousand separator separates thousands from hundreds within a number that has four or more places to the left of the decimal separator. Standard use of the thousand separator is specified if the format contains a thousand separator surrounded by digit placeholders ( **0** or **#** ). Two adjacent thousand separators or a thousand separator immediately to the left of the decimal separator (whether or not a decimal is specified) means "scale the number by dividing it by 1000, rounding as needed." For example, you can use the format string "##0,," to represent 100 million as 100. Numbers smaller than 1 million are displayed as 0. Two adjacent thousand separators in any position other than immediately to the left of the decimal separator are treated simply as specifying the use of a thousand separator. The actual character used as the thousand separator in the formatted output depends on the Number Format recognized by your system. | +| ( **,** ) | Thousand separators. In some locales, a period is used as a thousand separator. The thousand separator separates thousands from hundreds within a number that has four or more places to the left of the decimal separator. Standard use of the thousand separator is specified if the format contains a thousand separator surrounded by digit placeholders ( **0** or **#** ). Two adjacent thousand separators or a thousand separator immediately to the left of the decimal separator (whether or not a decimal is specified) means "scale the number by dividing it by 1000, rounding as needed." For example, you can use the format string "##0,," to represent 100 million as 100. Numbers smaller than one million are displayed as 0. Two adjacent thousand separators in any position other than immediately to the left of the decimal separator are treated simply as specifying the use of a thousand separator. The actual character used as the thousand separator in the formatted output depends on the Number Format recognized by your system. | | ( **:** ) | Time separator. In some locales, other characters might be used to represent the time separator. The time separator separates hours, minutes, and seconds when time values are formatted. The actual character used as the time separator in formatted output is determined by your system settings. | | ( **/** ) | Date separator. In some locales, other characters might be used to represent the date separator. The date separator separates the day, month, and year when date values are formatted. The actual character used as the date separator in formatted output is determined by your system settings. | -| ( **E- E+ e- e+** ) | Scientific format. If the format expression contains at least one digit placeholder ( **0** or **#** ) to the right of E-, E+, e-, or e+, the number is displayed in scientific format and E or e is inserted between the number and its exponent. The number of digit placeholders to the right determines the number of digits in the exponent. Use E- or e- to place a minus sign next to negative exponents. Use E+ or e+ to place a minus sign next to negative exponents and a plus sign next to positive exponents. | +| ( **E- E+ e- e+** ) | Scientific format. If the format expression contains at least one digit placeholder ( **0** or **#** ) after E-, E+, e-, or e+, the number is displayed in scientific format and E or e is inserted between the number and its exponent. The number of digit placeholders determines the number of digits in the exponent. Use E- or e- to place a minus sign next to negative exponents. Use E+ or e+ to place a minus sign next to negative exponents and a plus sign next to positive exponents. | | - **+ $** ( ) | Display a literal character. To display a different character, precede it with a backslash (\\) or enclose it in double quotation marks (" "). | -| ( **\\** ) | Display the next character in the format string. To display a character that has special meaning as a literal character, precede it with a backslash (\\). The backslash itself isn't displayed. Using a backslash is the same as enclosing the next character in double quotation marks. To display a backslash, use two backslashes (\\\\). Date-formatting and time-formatting characters (a, c, d, h, m, n, p, q, s, t, w, /, and :) can't be displayed as literal characters, the numeric-formatting characters (#, 0, %, E, e, comma, and period), and the string-formatting characters (@, &, <, >, and !). | +| ( **\\** ) | Display the next character in the format string. To display a character that has special meaning as a literal character, precede it with a backslash (\\). The backslash itself isn't displayed. Using a backslash is the same as enclosing the next character in double quotation marks. To display a backslash, use two backslashes (\\\\). Date-formatting and time-formatting characters (a, c, d, h, m, n, p, q, s, t, w, /, and :) can't be displayed as literal characters, the numeric-formatting characters (#, 0, %, E, e, comma, and period), and the string-formatting characters (@, &, <, >, !). | | ("ABC") | Display the string inside the double quotation marks (" "). | ## Related content From 36f5fd77b831ab32fcac98d078c5b3303e9600ab Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jaeden Armstrong Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 17:44:37 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 29/30] Redirection --- .openpublishing.redirection.json | 5 +++++ 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+) diff --git a/.openpublishing.redirection.json b/.openpublishing.redirection.json index 265ef41e7f..0e0f6bd4b9 100644 --- a/.openpublishing.redirection.json +++ b/.openpublishing.redirection.json @@ -1,5 +1,10 @@ { "redirections": [ + { + "source_path": "powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-charts-format-settings.md", + "redirect_url": "/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings", + "redirect_document_id": true + }, { "source_path": "powerbi-docs/connect-data/service-aml-integrate.md", "redirect_url": "/fabric/data-science/use-ai-samples", From 6b18c75270dd8a06485b7b1bedf9fe7bc4f9f4d2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Michele Hart <4922988+mihart@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2024 21:34:08 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 30/30] Update power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md acrolinx --- ...ualization-column-chart-format-settings.md | 58 +++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 29 insertions(+), 29 deletions(-) diff --git a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md index 129e520cba..d23f403d32 100644 --- a/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md +++ b/powerbi-docs/visuals/power-bi-visualization-column-chart-format-settings.md @@ -19,23 +19,23 @@ LocalizationGroup: Visualizations ## Overview -The document you are about to delve into will provide a comprehensive and detailed exposition of the various format settings available for column charts in both Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. +The document you are about to delve into provides a comprehensive and detailed exposition of the various format settings available for column charts in both Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. -Serving as a reference guide, we've listed the multitude of customization options at your disposal, enabling you to tailor your data visualization to your specific needs. From layout enhancements to advanced ribbon settings, this document will cover every setting for column chart formatting, ensuring that you can present your data in the most effective and visually appealing way possible. +Serving as a reference guide, we've listed the multitude of customization options at your disposal, enabling you to tailor your data visualization to your specific needs. From layout enhancements to advanced ribbon settings, this document covers every setting for column chart formatting, ensuring that you can present your data in the most effective and visually appealing way possible. -Whether you’re a seasoned Power BI user or new to data visualization, this document will be an invaluable resource for mastering column chart formatting in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service, providing you with a detailed explanation for each setting and control. +Whether you’re a seasoned Power BI user or new to data visualization, this document is an invaluable resource for mastering column chart formatting in Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service, providing you with a detailed explanation for each setting and control. ## Prerequisites # [Power BI Desktop](#tab/powerbi-desktop) -To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Desktop**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** This grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. +To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Desktop**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** Clicking this option grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. :::image type="content" source="../includes/media/power-bi-visualization-column-charts/column-chart-format-settings-desktop.png" alt-text="Power BI Desktop screenshot of the Visualizations pane highlighted, along with Format visual icon, and both the Visual tab and General tab, also highlighted."::: # [Power BI Service](#tab/powerbi-service) -To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** This grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. +To format and customize your column chart in **Power BI Service**, simply click the **Format visual** icon in the **Visualizations Pane** Clicking this option grants access to the vast array of formatting options under the **Visual** and **General** tabs, enabling you to refine both appearance and functionality of your column charts to meet your specific needs. :::image type="content" source="../includes/media/power-bi-visualization-column-charts/column-chart-format-settings-service.png" alt-text="Power BI Service screenshot of the Visualizations pane highlighted, along with Format visual icon, and both the Visual tab and General tab, also highlighted."::: @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The **Type** setting within x-axis options is only available when you choose a s #### Range -The availability of **Range** settings depends on configuring the x-axis **Type** as **Continuous**. Once the X-axis Type is specified as Continuous, you can access and adjust all the Range settings shown below. +The availability of **Range** settings depends on configuring the x-axis **Type** as **Continuous**. Once the X-axis Type is specified as Continuous, you can access and adjust all the Range settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [axis-range-maximum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-maximum.md)] [!INCLUDE [axis-range-minimum](../includes/core-visuals/axis-range-minimum.md)] @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The availability of **Range** settings depends on configuring the x-axis **Type* #### Values -The visibility of x-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them apparent or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown below. +The visibility of x-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them apparent or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ The **Layout** setting within x-axis options is only available when you’re wor #### Values -The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown below. +The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Values settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ The visibility of y-axis **Values** can be toggled on or off to make them visibl #### Title -The visibility of y-axis **Title** can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Title settings shown below. +The visibility of y-axis **Title** can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Title settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [axis-title-title-text](../includes/core-visuals/axis-title-title-text.md)] [!INCLUDE [axis-title-style](../includes/core-visuals/axis-title-style.md)] @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ The visibility of y-axis **Title** can be toggled on or off to make it visible o ### Legend -This setting is accessible when a data field is active in the **Legend** field well within the **Build** pane. The legend's visibility can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Legend settings shown below. +This setting is accessible when a data field is active in the **Legend** field well within the **Build** pane. The legend's visibility can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the Legend settings shown here. #### Options @@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ The settings for **Small multiples** become accessible when a data field is acti #### Horizontal -The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown below. +The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make it visible or to hide it. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ The visibility of **Horizontal gridlines** can can be toggled on or off to make #### Vertical -The **Vertical gridlines** are only available when the axis has been set to Continuous. This feature gives you the flexibility to show or hide the gridlines as needed. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown below. +The **Vertical gridlines** are only available when the axis has been set to Continuous. This feature gives you the flexibility to show or hide the gridlines as needed. When toggled on, you can access and adjust the setting as shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] @@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ The layout settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to eith [!INCLUDE [columns-layout-flip-overlap](../includes/core-visuals/columns-layout-flip-overlap.md)] ### Ribbons -The visibility od **Ribbons** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the ribbon settings shown below. +The visibility od **Ribbons** can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the ribbon settings shown here. #### Apply settings to [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ The **Color** setting feature enables you to select a hue from the color palette #### Border -When toggled on, inner borders become apparent, allowing you to adjust the border settings shown below. +When toggled on, inner borders become apparent, allowing you to adjust the border settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color](../includes/core-visuals/ribbons-border-match-ribbon-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] @@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ The **Layout** settings are available only when **Apply settings to** is set to ### Data labels -The visibility of **Data labels** can can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the data labels settings shown below. +The visibility of **Data labels** can can be toggled on or off to make them visible or to hide them. When toggled on, you can access and adjust all the data labels settings shown here. #### Apply settings to [!INCLUDE [global-apply-settings-to-series](../includes/core-visuals/global-apply-settings-to-series.md)] @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ The **Options** dropdown provides a collection of settings that modify the appea [!INCLUDE [data-labels-options-optimize-label-display](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-options-optimize-label-display.md)] #### Title -The **Title** toggle controls the visibility of the Series title. When enabled, an array of settings become available as shown below allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the Series title. +The **Title** toggle controls the visibility of the Series title. When enabled, an array of settings become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the Series title. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-content](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-content.md)] [!INCLUDE [data-labels-title-data](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-title-data.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] @@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ The **Title** toggle controls the visibility of the Series title. When enabled, [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Value -The **Value** toggle enables users to display the data value for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. +The **Value** toggle enables users to display the data value for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-value-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-value-field.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ The **Value** toggle enables users to display the data value for each data point [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Detail -The **Detail** toggle enables users to display the detail for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. +The **Detail** toggle enables users to display the detail for each data point in the visualization. When enabled, the settings become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. [!INCLUDE [data-labels-detail-field](../includes/core-visuals/data-labels-detail-field.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -297,15 +297,15 @@ The **Detail** toggle enables users to display the detail for each data point in [!INCLUDE [global-show-blank-as](../includes/core-visuals/global-show-blank-as.md)] #### Background -The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the data label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. Enabling the Background toggle adds a colored background behind each data label, allowing users to adjust all the background settings shown below. +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the data label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. Enabling the Background toggle adds a colored background behind each data label, allowing users to adjust all the background settings shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] ### Total labels -The **Total labels** toggle enables users to display the total values for a set of data points in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown below become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. +The **Total labels** toggle enables users to display the total values for a set of data points in the visualization. When enabled, the settings shown here become available allowing users to fully adjust the appearance of the data values. #### Values -The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, color, display units, and more, as shown below. +The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, color, display units, and more, as shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-font-controls](../includes/core-visuals/global-font-controls.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-display-units](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-display-units.md)] @@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ The **Values** settings enables users to configure formatting options for font, [!INCLUDE [total-labels-values-split](../includes/core-visuals/total-labels-values-split.md)] #### Background -The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] @@ -332,11 +332,11 @@ A **Reference line** allows you to add context and benchmarks in your visual, di [!INCLUDE [reference-line-apply-settings-to-type](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-apply-settings-to-type.md)] #### Series -This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you have selected any line type other than Constant. +This **Series** setting only appears and is available when you select any line type other than Constant. [!INCLUDE [reference-line-series-series](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-series-series.md)] #### Line -The **Line** toggle feature is activated by default when a Reference line is added to a visual. This allows you to access and modify the line format settings to adjust the appearance of the Reference line as shown below.  +The **Line** toggle feature is activated by default when a Reference line is added to a visual. The **Line** toggle allows you to access and modify the line format settings to adjust the appearance of the Reference line as shown here.  [!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-value](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-value.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-line-percentile](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-line-percentile.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] @@ -355,12 +355,12 @@ When working with column charts, the **Shade area** is a feature that allows you [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Background -The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels will appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. +The **Background** toggle allows users to display a background color behind the total label in visualizations. When disabled, data labels appear directly overlaid on the chart without the addition of a background color. [!INCLUDE [global-color-palette-fx](../includes/core-visuals/global-color-palette-fx.md)] [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Data label -The **Data Label** for the reference line provides information about the value or category of the reference line at a glance. When the toggle is activated, the label can be formatted and positioned to best fit the chart visual using the settings as shown below. +The **Data Label** for the reference line provides information about the value or category of the reference line at a glance. When the toggle is activated, the label can be formatted and positioned to best fit the chart visual using the settings as shown here. [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-horizontal-position.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-vertical-position](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-vertical-position.md)] [!INCLUDE [reference-line-data-label-style](../includes/core-visuals/reference-line-data-label-style.md)] @@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ The **Data Label** for the reference line provides information about the value [!INCLUDE [global-value-decimal-places](../includes/core-visuals/global-value-decimal-places.md)] ### Error bars -**Error bars** in column charts are graphical representations that visually express the degree of uncertainty in the data points. This is crucial when the exact value isn’t as important as the trend or pattern. Smaller error bars suggest more precise measurements, while larger ones suggest higher variability and less reliability. They are a best practice in data visualization and they add a level of professionalism to reports, showing that you’ve considered and are presenting the variability in your data. +**Error bars** in column charts are graphical representations that visually express the degree of uncertainty in the data points. Error bars are crucial when the exact value isn’t as important as the trend or pattern. Smaller error bars suggest more precise measurements, while larger ones suggest higher variability and less reliability. They are a best practice in data visualization and they add a level of professionalism to reports, showing that you’ve considered and are presenting the variability in your data. #### Apply settings to [!INCLUDE [error-bars-apply-settings-to](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-apply-settings-to.md)] @@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ The **Options** settings help tailor the **Error bars** to fit the context of yo [!INCLUDE [error-bars-options-make-symmetrical](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-options-make-symmetrical.md)] #### Bar -The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the options as outlined above. When enabled, error bars can be formatted according to your needs, to best fit the visual using the settings as shown below. +The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the options as outlined earlier in this article. When enabled, error bars can be formatted according to your needs, to best fit the visual using the settings as shown here. [!INCLUDE [global-match-series-color](../includes/core-visuals/global-match-series-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-bar-color](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-bar-color.md)] [!INCLUDE [error-bars-bar-width](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-bar-width.md)] @@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ The **Bar** toggle enables **Error bars** in your visual after configuring the o [!INCLUDE [global-transparency](../includes/core-visuals/global-transparency.md)] #### Tooltip -The **Tooltip** toggle only appears when the Options toggle, as outline above, has been activated. Subsequently, you can enable the Tooltip toggle, and you’re granted access to the settings depicted below. This sequential toggle design ensures that you can customize your visual elements in a structured and organized manner. +The **Tooltip** toggle only appears when the Options toggle, as outline earlier in this article, has been activated. Subsequently, you can enable the Tooltip toggle, and you’re granted access to the settings shown here. This sequential toggle design ensures that you can customize your visual elements in a structured and organized manner. [!INCLUDE [error-bars-error-labels-label-format](../includes/core-visuals/error-bars-error-labels-label-format.md)] ## Considerations and technical aspects