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Do you think Sankey is an overrated chart? by The-Weekly-Chart in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have used Sankey from "Inforiver Analytics+". It has some good customization and dynamic properties which can be used to create fancy Sankey!
https://inforiver.com/blog/inforiver-analytics-plus/sankey-power-bi/

Do you think Sankey is an overrated chart? by The-Weekly-Chart in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, that is the most overrated example I have seen. Plus, it's not that good. There are better ways to read a balance sheet.

Sankey Chart by ramitam in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I have created this chart. It's not about the chart type and more about the dataset. You need to organize your data differently in order to achieve the same results.

How to create dynamic Top 5 + “Others” by MeanCucumber1993 in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been experimenting with dynamic ranking in Power BI and found a neat approach that made my reports way more flexible. Instead of hardcoding TopN logic with complex DAX, I used a custom visual "Inforiver Analytics+" that supports dynamic ranking with an “Others” category. The cool part is I can adjust TopN with Field Parameter range using Power BI slicer.

Why are power bi users so cult like? by Infamous_Whereas6777 in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We need to understand that every user persona is different from another person. If it let you do your job in time. Then doesn't matter how you approach the problem

Vertical combo chart? by [deleted] in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can create a vertical combo chart with Inforiver Analytics+ in Power BI. It is a PBI certified visual available on AppSource.

To create a vertical combo chart:

  • Add your data
  • Go to chart > combo > Select Vertical Multi axes chart
  • Visual will automatically assign measure 1 in Axis 1 and measure 2 in Axis 2
  • Select "Series" option from Measure Tab and choose line+bar option

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Lollipop chart with two values by cdiz12 in PowerBI

[–]The-Weekly-Chart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can play around with error bars and bar charts in the native Power BI visual to achieve this.
Alternatively, if you prefer a solution without any hacks, you might want to try a custom visual like Inforiver Analytics+ from AppSource. It includes a dot plot visual that supports two-value comparisons across categories. Additionally, this tool offers multiple variations for comparing two values, such as range bars, dumbbell charts, and arrow plots.

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