Miguel Myers on 08 Oct 2024 05:00:00
The current card visual forces users to overlap elements or waste copious amounts of time creating custom visuals. The new card feature should give users the ability to create multiple cards in a single container and provide a greater level of customization.
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RE: Epic idea: New card visual
Please make this change. It is painful to watch the font size.
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
Evidently, this was a feature, but it may have been removed in a later build. Reference this demonstration video from Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at the 5:06 mark: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-service-tutorial-kpi/
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
unbelievable this isn't already an option
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
The font for the KPI indicator is huge and does not shrink proportionally as you change the size of the visual. This greatly limits the real estate on the page to accommodate this visual.
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
I think the visual should have a "hide when blank () " Option. Requires clear communication during development:
A message box should apper in the editor (1 visual is currently hidden because the value is blank and the "hide if blank" option is on.)
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
is there another visual out there like KPI that can be sized appropriately?
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I have just created an invoice for a client. Using cards was the best way to layout single values that appear under my table of line items eg. Sub total, less marketing costs, grand total, Account number, account code. But the lack of alignment means it looks a bit second rate.
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
It's really crazy that there's no possibility to adjust the font sizes of the visualization. Please fix this!
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This is a must also... the Font size of the Target data is not readable at all!
RE: Epic idea: New card visual
Also, my line chart ignores all the filters, if I try to workaround the problem by doing IF(ISBLANK(MyMeasure), 0, MyMeasure).