Welcome to the April Power BI update! Power BI’s April 2026 update is here, bringing continued improvements across Copilot and AI, reporting, visuals, and modeling. This release includes more flexibility when working with layouts and visuals, expanded Copilot experiences—especially on mobile—and several preview features that continue to enhance performance and authoring workflows. You’ll also find …
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閱讀更多Last month we announced two exciting new features for Power Map , including support for Filtering, and the ability to plot data on top of Custom Maps . This month we’ve focused on providing quality improvements. We’ve made more fixes…
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