![]() When a visualization is responsive, you can use it full size in a report for web and desktop views, and also small size for phone reports on mobile dashboards, with the same stunning visual experience on both devices.Ī responsive visualization optimizes across Power BI platforms, whether you use it in a report, a dashboard, a phone report, a mobile dashboard, or even in embedded Power BI visuals that use the Power BI API. You really see the magic of responsive visualizations when creating phone reports and mobile dashboards. Power BI responsive visualizations change dynamically to display the maximum amount of data and insight, no matter the screen size.Īs a visualization changes its size, Power BI prioritizes the data view, for example removing padding and legend tweaks such as moving the legend to the top of the visualization – automatically, so the visualization remains informative and beautiful even as it gets smaller. To address this challenge, we’ve created responsive visualizations. For example, dashboards and reports optimized for phones allow even more control over the small-screen experience.ĭelivering a rich visualization on a large screen and then preserving that richness in a small screen can be a challenge. In addition to much loved “just works” capabilities – dashboards and reports that just work on mobile – Power BI is providing more ways to create experiences optimized for devices of all sizes. The Power BI mobile experience continues to evolve.
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