During the first TripleA event with Amanda for Power BI I submitted a feature request question that got quite a few quick kudos. The feature was to have clickable tooltips on hover as well as resizing of the tooltip features. What the response was is that it's a fairly large task for the dev team to make that work and the PBI team would need some good use cases and reasons for this feature enhancement.

The reason for this is mainly because of a few of the hiccups we've experienced in the product.

1. There are quite a few limitations in some of the visuals for navigation or hyperlink and urls in the product and a quick workaround to some of those could be to add clickable tooltips that would allow us to have users route to pages. (Example: Map visuals don't have a way for us to allow users to click on a state or country and then launch a site.)




2. When using another report page as a tooltip it always takes up a large portion of the screen and doesn't seem to be resizable.




3. There isn't a way to make dynamic hyperlinks without using the table view which requires a header, this would allow for urls without the header.

Scenario:

While I am building a report, I determine that a field name needs to change at the source in a SQL server, but still need to move forward with my current report. I send a note to the dev group to make that change, but still rename it for now in the query. Unfortunately, when the dev team fixes it upstream, my report will then break - at some point in the future.

Ask: If a header name change made in an applied step is then reflected upstream [same name as the query attempts to change it to] then skip the step and notify owner instead of breaking the refresh at that point in the future.

Of course, there are other ways to solve for this, but these are the types of issues Power BI can begin to develop intelligence around where it has not yet existed - modeled query adaptations within Power Query for changing upstream data formatting, naming, and pathing.

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There is a clearly defined and accepted best practice for referencing columns and measures in the DAX language.

1. Column names should ALWAYS reference the table name.
   TableName[Column Name]


2. Measures should NEVER reference the table name.
   [Measure Name]

This is a fundamental concept accepted by everyone with knowledge of the DAX language (everyone I know anyway).

IntelliSense in DAX sometimes follows this convention and sometimes it does not. I have created a short video (40 seconds) showing 3 examples. https://youtu.be/CvaRhKrnHRk

There are other places where column names are appended to measure names too, such as inside Quick Measures, and I have also seen Column Names used without pre-pending the table name.

Microsoft...
Please acknowledge that this is an issue, and
Please fix IntelliSense so it always follows the best practice

Currently, viewing pages within a report can only be done by navigating the narrow bar at the bottom of the screen. Clicking the left and right navigation button moves the bar a variable amount the user has no control over making it very difficult to consistently and precisely navigate from page to page. It is impossible to quickly jump to a specific page.

Moving pages is even more unwieldy. Since you can only move pages by dragging and dropping the bottom bar, and you can only move the bottom bar by clicking the left and right buttons, moving pages across the report can only be accomplished by moving the page as far as it can go without moving the bar, then moving the bar. Sometimes you have to drag, drop and move three or four times before you have the page where you want it. This is extremely slow and annoying.

On top of that, as you drag the page you want to move, the page your mouse is on top of is highlighted to indicate that letting go of the mouse will place the page here. This is practically useless, however, since it does not tell you whether the page will be dropped to the left or right of the highlighted page.

This can all be solved with an expandable thumbnail or outline view like in Powerpoint. This will allow users to quickly, easily, and precisely jump to the desired page, and make moving pages much faster and less frustrating.