So, many people want to know if there is a way to disable focus mode. One user reported the following on the official forum: The main issue here is that some options are not hidden while presenting a report. A person viewing the presentation doesn’t need to select the options listed above by the OP. As it happens, there is a simple solution to this. Today we will show you how to disable Focus mode in Power BI.
Steps to disable Focus mode in Power BI
It’s worth mentioning that if you are in editor mode (in Power BI Desktop), the changes will appear after publishing, in the reading mode.
Focus mode or full-screen mode? Which one will you choose?
Choosing focus mode over full-screen mode (or the other way around) depends entirely on the context. If you want to remove all the panes around your content, then the full-screen mode is the right choice. The full-screen mode allows you to have a broader image of your data, but the interaction is lacking. Simply put, you just read charts, diagrams, numbers, and anything relevant to your data. However, if you want to interact with the information, then the focus mode will definitely help you. For example, it will let you expand a visual or tile to see more detail.
Conclusion
Fortunately, unlike so many cases, this issue has a very simple solution that you can find it in Power BI’s options. Also, if you want to go back to focus mode, you simply follow the same steps to turn on the function. Did the solution work for you? Which mode do you use more often? Do let us know in the comments section below! RELATED ARTICLES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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