Hi, @phydesmith
By default, many visuals, particularly chart-type visuals, are responsive. That means they change dynamically to display the maximum amount of data and insight, no matter the screen size.
As a visual changes size, Power BI gives priority to the data. For example, it might remove padding and move the legend to the top of the visual automatically so that the visual remains informative even as it gets smaller.
Slicers offer on-canvas filtering of report data. When designing slicers in the regular report authoring mode, you can modify some slicer settings to make them more usable in mobile-optimized reports:
- You can decide whether to allow report readers to select only one item or multiple items.
- You can make the slicer vertical, horizontal, or responsive (responsive slicers must be horizontal).
If you make the slicer responsive, as you change its size and shape it shows more or fewer options. It can be tall, short, wide, or narrow. If you make it small enough, it becomes just a filter icon on the report page.
For further information, please refer to the document .
Best Regards
Allan
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