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Multi Level Sankey Help
- 4 years ago
This sounds like the lineage view that you can use in Power BI Desktop and Service to trace data sources and sinks. Maybe there is a custom visual that covers that? Search for "network" in the visuals store.
Yea this is a very big set of data but I am planning to incorporate slicers into the visual so users can narrow down the visual to make it more clean. I believe that the root of my problems are that there are tons of blank values in levels 3 to 7. Is there any kind of workaround to ensure that I can make the components on the left are level 7 components and the items on the right are level 1 components?
Some versions of the Sankey visual allow you to rearrange the items as needed. I think you'll want to focus on aggregating and filtering your source data better before you think about the visual part.
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
Hey, I adjusted my data so each value in each level has an "_x" x would be the level I want it to be at. But I noticed when I combine all these values using the same formula I used up above, not all data points were being transfered over and not all things were even being shown on the sankey. Do you know why this is happening. For example here is an image of my sankey and here is an image of my new data table. As you can see, none of these values are actually listed on the sankey. lbendlin
- lbendlin4 years agoSuper User
I don't see any grouping yet. Note the blue i icon - too much data for the visual. I don't think Sankey is the right visual for whatever story you are trying to tell.
If you like more help please post sample data and show expected outcome.
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
The story I am trying to tell the flow of different componets going into different products. This is a diagram that I am trying to make in Power BI, I made this is R but I was struggling to put it in PowerBI.