Intro
Viewing a Power BI report in a browser has its own accessibility-focused shortcut set, separate from Power BI Desktop's authoring shortcuts, built around Tab, Enter, Esc, and a handful of Ctrl/Alt combinations.
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A preview feature that only applies to the current report you're viewing. It doesn't apply to dashboards, and it doesn't apply to slicers, cards, smart narrative, Power Apps, Paginated Report, Key Influencers, or Q&A visuals.
Viewing a Power BI report in a browser has its own accessibility-focused shortcut set, separate from Power BI Desktop's authoring shortcuts, built around Tab, Enter, Esc, and a handful of Ctrl/Alt combinations.
No Mac-specific keys documented. Microsoft's own accessibility guide for the Power BI service doesn't list separate Mac bindings; every shortcut here uses the same Ctrl/Alt combinations regardless of the browser's host OS.
Visuals use a 3-level hierarchy. Ctrl+Right enters a visual, Tab cycles between its main areas (data plot, axis, legend), and Enter drills into whichever area has focus. Esc backs out one level at a time.
"Show visuals as tables" is a preview feature. Ctrl+Shift+F11 switches every visual on the current report page to a table or matrix view; it doesn't apply to dashboards, slicers, cards, or a handful of other visual types.
A printable PDF of Power BI web shortcuts is available. Switching focus between report tabs (Ctrl+F6) and entering a visual (Ctrl+Right) are the ones worth learning first.
Many overlap (Ctrl+F6, Alt+Shift+F10, Alt+Shift+F11 all work the same way), but the web service's shortcuts are documented separately and focus on consuming and navigating a published report rather than authoring one.
Press Alt+Shift+F11 while the visual has focus. It opens an accessible HTML table version of the chart's data that works with a screen reader's own navigation shortcuts.
Microsoft's documentation doesn't specify a separate Mac binding for these shortcuts, so this page lists them as documented, with Ctrl and Alt.
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