Joel Faltermeier
My feedback
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Thanks for all the feedback on this! We are definitely planning on adding Incremental refresh to Pro. Do know though that it is a fair amount of work, so it may be a bit before we can give you a more firm timeline.
In the meantime, keep voting so you’re notified when we do have more information to share!
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Thanks for the feedback and your vocal support about it! This is under discussion, so please keep voting this up and providing the feedback/examples of why this is so important to you and your organization.
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Can't believe there are not more votes for this. Drillthrough is still lacking due to how the drillthrough filters are applied in the Filter Pane which are not connected to slicer filters and cannot be cleared without clicking "back" or manually clearing them from the filter pane.
YES! This is very confusing and frustrating that the drillthrough filters are NOT tied to other filters. Eg. drillthrough a value, but the slicer does not filter accordingly. As stated in the idea, you must clear the drillthrough filter first before you can filter with slicers or other visual filters.
There are several ideas now posted relating to the shortcomings and issues with how DrillThrough was implemented. Please provide fixes/improvements.
This feature would enable many "Excel based" dashboards to be effectively created and managed in PowerBI that use wide tables with expand/collapse groupings. One more "gap closed" in PowerBI vs. Excel functionality.