The issue I'm facing is that I can't find per-user location where I should store the icon. Reading the relevant specifications, it seem that a '.desktop' file should be placed in ~/.local/share/applications, and that it should contain an Icon key set to the name of the icon without extensions. If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.I have a GUI application that I want to install per-user in a FreeDesktop-compliant manner. If I have misunderstood your meaning, please provide more details.

More details: Export the data that was used to create a visualization To work around this issue, use the Expand | All command from the visual's context menu. If the Row subtotals toggle is set to 'Off' in Power BI Desktop for a matrix visual, but the matrix visual has expanded and collapsed sections, exported data will contain subtotals for rows. If the Show on rows toggle is set to 'On' in Power BI Desktop for a table or matrix visual, the visual format would not be preserved when data is exported to Excel Matrices with only one row and/or values but no columns will be exported as table (no right border separator) Matrices with columns and/or values but no rows will be exported as having rows and/or values but no columns csv file, and edit the file name, if you want.įor export from matrix visuals using Data with current layout, consider the following:

In the Save As dialog box, select a location for the.

Select the visual, select More options (.) > Export data.

When you export the data, Power BI creates a. Hi data from a report visual in Power BI Desktop is straightforward.

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