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Hello,
In my PowerBI report, I have used cards to visualize some figures.
In the desktop / web app, figures are shown as desired with thousand' separated by a comma (') and decimals by a point (.)
In the mobile app, this is reversed.
I believe this is linked to the regional settings of my mobile device. However, even though these are set to Switzerland (which uses apostrophes to separate thousands and points for decimals), this is not reflected in the PowerBI mobile app.
Any ideas on how I can manually adjust these settings for all users who access my report in the mobile app please?
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @adrianclarke74 . I'm Erez from the Power BI for iOS engineering team.
The Power BI mobile app gets the formatting of the numbers based on the current language and region combination on the device. The Safari browser is limited to specific language and regions so it automatically gets "downgraded" to English (US/UK/Australia) and might not respect the actual region settings.
There's indeed a bug in Switzerland region number formatting that causes an issue.
I'll introduce a bug fix for this issue which should be integrated in the upcoming weeks.
Hello @adrianclarke74 . I'm Erez from the Power BI for iOS engineering team.
The Power BI mobile app gets the formatting of the numbers based on the current language and region combination on the device. The Safari browser is limited to specific language and regions so it automatically gets "downgraded" to English (US/UK/Australia) and might not respect the actual region settings.
There's indeed a bug in Switzerland region number formatting that causes an issue.
I'll introduce a bug fix for this issue which should be integrated in the upcoming weeks.
Hi @erezone , thank you for your reply.
Great to hear that a bug fix will introduced for Switzerland - thank you.
I don't quite understand your comment on the 'Safari browser' however, as you mentioned that the PowerBI mobile app takes the formatting from the device, not Safari.
All the best,
Adrian
Thanks @adrianclarke74 for reporting this.
We are able to reproduce the issue and looking into it.
Thanks,
Michal
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