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Hi! I'd be thankful for any help.
So I need to put my rectangular SVG image into my matrix as a column. For simplicity I have an example with the red rectangular. I use the following formula:
Hi @Anonymous,
SVG support within tables is a bit lacking. You only have control over a single apsect of the dimension for the container itself, which is specified in the properties under Grid > Image Height. This will specify both the height and width of the containing div that the SVG gets rendered into, e.g.:
The GIF is a bit skippy but hopefully you can see that the cell pretty much remains square throughout.
The way to solve it is that we need a property to allow control of the image width as well as the height. There's an idea here for this feature, if you want to vote on it (I just did).
Not the answer you were after, I'm sure but hopefully clarifies what's possible right now.
Regards,
Daniel
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hi, Daniel! Thank you for the answer. It's so strange and abnormal, that some basic bugs are not being fixed for years, but more and more highly specialized features are added. Ugh, I'm so angry... How can I make a normal visualization, if I even have no option for vertical allignment inside matrix cell??!!... Some simple excel features are still absent... And this small bugs as the result destroy all the work I made for designing my report, cause my final user doesn't see my dax and table schemas, but asks to eliminate those gaps between rows...
Dear Power Bi, facing such issues several times per day is so... disappointing. And I'm not the first person leaving such a comment, you know.
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