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Think twice before using that Power BI custom visual

Martin Schoombee

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July 15, 2020

Before you get the impression that I’m against custom visuals, let me say this: I love custom visuals! I myself have used many custom visuals in the past and have been very quick to look for a custom visual when I couldn’t get something to display or work the way I needed it to in …

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