Bradley Schacht on 12 May 2016 02:51:07
Provide an option on the map visualization to disable auto-zoom. This will allow us to create a map that is fixed on a particular location regardless of the rest of the data and will not re-center or zoom in/out when filters are changed.
Administrator on 01 Nov 2016 05:16:03
With the October release of Power BI Desktop, you can now disable auto-zoom, allowing you to keep the map at a specific zoom level. For more info, check out the latest Power BI Desktop blog post: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-october-feature-summary/
- Comments (7)
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
As a note for those who were having issues with the feature in the Power BI service, there was a bug but it's fixed now (as of March 18th). Everything should work as expected now.
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
Same issue here. No matter I turn on or turn off auto-zoom, my map always zoom out after filtering values in power bi service. It's working great in edit mode but reading mode.
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
I've noticed the same thing. Auto-zoom can be turned off in the Power BI App, but not in the webviewer. I'm not sure this is actually completed, as the feature doesn't work once you publish it.
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
Same issue here. In desktop everything works how I intend (no auto zooming in or out when filtering). After a publish, if I turn off all filters, the map will auto zoom out. It does NOT auto zoom to the filtered values though, only when removing filters.
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
In Power BI Embedded, The map still autozooms, even if the autozoom is disabled while creating the report from the desktop. Please escalate this one!
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
Hi, the auto-zoom feature does not work for published report.
When turn off on EDIT MODE; map stay as it is when changing filters. But if we publish it and use the same filters, map behavior ZOOM OUT automatically by ignoring the parameter.
RE: Toggle to disable map auto-zoom
I second, disabling autozoom is a necessary feature.