As a user I would like to see the trend on an account from the input of two quarterly numbers. 

Input: Two numbers  (last and current)

Show a trend up graphic if the new number is higher than the old number

Show a Trend Down graphic if the new number is lower than the new number

Show a flat or no change graphic if the trend is no change

The current Gallery control is really good! This idea is *just* for being able to have the Notes header (which is mandatory to fill in) as the text underneath the thumbnail, instead of the random name of the picture-file that currently is displayed.

Ability to store data over a timeline, so we can create trend reports in power bi

Hi,

Would it be possible to display records like accounts records on a map (Google or Azure) with different pins colors depending on a specific field.

The ability to refresh (filter) the PCF datset type control when making chart filtering selections on the left side of views.

For example I have a maps displaying pin data based on view query records. Want he pin data (dataset) to refresh on chart bar filter selection.

To Render Optionset field as rating control (Slider/Star/Custom) rating control

I am not sure if this can be done using a PCF Component but it would be nice to have control that would let user create multiple relationship records between two entities in one shot. Let's say there is contact entity and a custom tag entity. It would be nice to tag multiple contacts with the same tags in one go.

Repro Env.
Microsoft Edge.Version 78.0.268.3 (Official build) dev (64-bit)

Currently the moment I click on the search box, it shows me drop down of suggestion from random search phrases I might have used to search on bing/google.

Why can't we have a context sensitive search suggestions (if the customer is visiting for the first time, suggest them the most popular or most downloaded PCF)

In my case I had the following search suggestions that showed up:

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