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See Records feature improvements

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Kien on 27 Jul 2016 08:00:23

The 'See Records' feature is a great feature but is not complete. It needs to be able to

1. Be used with all types of visuals (charts, tables, matrix, custom visuals)
2. Compatible with Calculated measures
3. Allow for feature to be turned on or off for each individual visual

Comments (93)

Comments (93)

Power BI User on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:31

RE: See Records feature improvements

I agree. See Records should be available for all visuals and the user should have the ability to turn on and off.

Kyle Six on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:30

RE: See Records feature improvements

I agree with having the 'See Records' available for all types of visuals. I have some key pieces of information in a Matrix visual, but the inability to drill down to 'See Records' leaves the user hanging.

Kyle Horseman on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:30

RE: See Records feature improvements

I heard promises from developers last year that we would be able to use this with measures when the August release came out. It's been eight months since then and there has been no new development. I assume this feature has been completely abandoned at this point.

Anil Lakhani on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:28

RE: See Records feature improvements

See Records gives more power to user and user can easily find the problematic Data or Required Data from Visuals to Detail Level Records

Adam Kruzel on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:27

RE: See Records feature improvements

This really needs to be available for multidimensional as well!

Adam Kruzel on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:26

RE: See Records feature improvements

I was stunned that I could only See Records as long as there are no measures. Isn't using DAX what gives power to tools like Power BI? I don't get how I can have a visual with measures and a table with the data right beneath it and I can click on the visual to filter the table. Why can't I do the same with See Records?

Power BI User on 16 Aug 2020 03:56:18

RE: See Records feature improvements

I also support development of point 3. The ability to hide sensitive information is critical in order to prevent security risks in a large organization.