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veenashenolikar
6 years agoHelper V
Half Donut Chart
Hi All,
I am trying to create a Half donut chart . The issue I face is that as the values change the chart keeps changing its angle. So the parts of the donut chart keep moving in clockwise direction Is there any way to fix the places and starting points of the parts?
Thanks!
Hi veenashenolikar ,
- Based on my test, the parts of the donut chart will not keep moving in clockwise direction as you said. It only depends on the actual percentage of the whole circle with the value. If you change the value by its original size, it will show like the clockwise direction as your previous description.
- For this case, if you want to fix the places and starting points of the parts, you can try the ‘Aster plot’ visual in the visual market. It is a twist on a standard donut chart, using a second value to drive sweep angle. It will inward expansion and contraction based on the value change instead of changing the value places and starting points. And you can choose whether to show outer line like a donut.
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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- amitchandakSuper User
Check , if this chart can help https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/WA104380858?tab=Overview
- v-yingjlCommunity Support
Hi veenashenolikar ,
- Based on my test, the parts of the donut chart will not keep moving in clockwise direction as you said. It only depends on the actual percentage of the whole circle with the value. If you change the value by its original size, it will show like the clockwise direction as your previous description.
- For this case, if you want to fix the places and starting points of the parts, you can try the ‘Aster plot’ visual in the visual market. It is a twist on a standard donut chart, using a second value to drive sweep angle. It will inward expansion and contraction based on the value change instead of changing the value places and starting points. And you can choose whether to show outer line like a donut.
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.