I would like to create a circle shaped KPI in PowerBI.
I tried to shape it, like I shape a figure. but apparently that's not possible with the KPI figure
I want to create it like this KPI
KPI as I want it
Related
Hi I am wanting to get the same effect as the '100% stacked column chart' but using an area chart visual. I think the best way would be to create a measure. So far I have created a measure for the percentage
Percentage = COUNT(Locations[Latest Rating]) / CALCULATE(COUNT(Locations[Latest Rating]), ALLSELECTED(Locations))
And get the values:
However want the % out of 100. So for example "Good = 1.30%" I know the calculation should be 1.30/1.91 *100 so should be 68%. Not sure the best way to calculate this. Using a legend on the visual also.
You can use DAX and the Stacked Area Chart to produce a visual totalling 100%
With a starting point of the following data
Use DAX to calculate the daily quality rating percentage, by dividing the value by the sum of ratings across all Quality Levels (Good, Outstanding etc)
Quality Rating Percentage =
DIVIDE(
SUM(Locations[Rating]),
CALCULATE(
sum(Locations[Rating]),
ALL(Locations[Quality Level])
)
)
Add the stacked area chart to view the daily change of quality with like
Description
Currently, I have 2 stacked column charts:
1. Number of people by country.
I use a stacked column chart to see the number of men and the number of women by country.
2. Number of pets by country.
I use a stacked column chart to see different groups (dogs / cats / other) by country.
Objective
My objective is to merge both to have only one graph.
For example, on Left Vertical axis, the number of people and on the Right Vertical axis, the number of pets.
Both (number of people, the number of pets) have to use the same X axis.
Is it possible to do this with PowerBI ?
Many thanks in advance
There's not a perfect solution to this.
One option would be to take a look at custom visuals like this one:
Clustered Stacked Bar Chart
With the built-in bar charts, you can do something similar if you shape your data right.
For example, if you shape your data like this:
then you can place Country and Type both on the x-axis and drill down to get a visual like this:
There aren't two vertical axes but it's not too far off.
I am unable to color US States in power bi shape map based on color ranges.
An aggregated metric is calculated based on all screen filters then it is mapped to color ranges to assign color, as adding a measure in legend field of the chart is not possible I am unable to color it.
Is Power BI dev team planning to include the feature to allow adding measure as the legend or there is any other possible way to achieve this? Any help would be appreciated.
Heat maps in Power BI are based on distance. What I would like is a color gradient (i.e. a smooth color transition from one color to the other) between points of different color.
Here are some examples of wind potential energy and biodiversity possibly made is similar ways:
The algorithm that calculates the gradient is not so important, only the visualization.
Any thoughts about whether this is possible?
Table:
Matrix:
Hello, I Have the same problem, but when I changed to Matrix visualization, it only shows on column, and not all columns as the table visualization, the problem with the table visualization is that it shows duplicated data. Any idea how can I show data in matrix (without duplicates) in the same column order as a table?
Many thanks
For reference, my table looks like this...
... and my matrix looks like this.
On the matrix, you want to click on the forked drill down arrow until all fields are showing.
Which results in something like this.
From here, open the format section (the paint roller icon below the visualization pane), expand Row Headers, and turn Stepped layout to off.
This gives you a matrix that looks like this.