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NelsonYannnn
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Does small mutiple feature support multiple dimensions?

Hi team,

 

I want to achieve to display my chart as small multiples in two dimensions like below.

Do you anyone know how to achieve this?

 

https://inforiver.com/advanced-small-multiples-powerbi/

 

Best regards,

Nelson

  • Hi NelsonYannnn -Achieving a two-dimensional grid (using two different categorical fields) directly with the small multiples feature is not currently supported in Power BI

    Added small multiple:

    Some custom visuals may offer more advanced features for creating multi-dimensional small multiples like Inforiver charts.

     

     

    Hope it helps

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  • Hey NelsonYannnn ,

     

    one of my favorite custom visuals is still the Infographic Designer: Infographic Designer (microsoft.com)

    Of course you can add the visual also from within Power BI Desktop, the formatting options sind endless, it's certified, and it's free.

    Here is an example of a two dimensional column chart:

    Hopefully, this provides you with some ideas of how to tackle your visualization task.

     

    Regards,

    Tom

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  • Hi NelsonYannnn -Achieving a two-dimensional grid (using two different categorical fields) directly with the small multiples feature is not currently supported in Power BI

    Added small multiple:

    Some custom visuals may offer more advanced features for creating multi-dimensional small multiples like Inforiver charts.

     

     

    Hope it helps

    Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! This will help others on the forum!
    Appreciate your Kudos!!

     

     

  • Hey NelsonYannnn ,

     

    one of my favorite custom visuals is still the Infographic Designer: Infographic Designer (microsoft.com)

    Of course you can add the visual also from within Power BI Desktop, the formatting options sind endless, it's certified, and it's free.

    Here is an example of a two dimensional column chart:

    Hopefully, this provides you with some ideas of how to tackle your visualization task.

     

    Regards,

    Tom