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Custom visual made with Charticulator not respecting scale
Hi,
I tried to create a custom visual via Charticulator.
It's a clustered and stacked column chart.
Do someone know why my visual is not respecting the scale please? Here only deep blue rectangles are resized:
You can find here my power BI example and my custom visual.
Thank you in advance
Regards,
Camille
Hi Anonymous,
At a glance, this sometimes happens when an object isn't snapped to a visual guide, however in order to investigate the issue, we'll need the raw file from Charticulator rather than the compiled Power BI custom visual. I did check the link in your OP but could only find the workbook and .pbiviz file.
If you're able to provide the .chart file, I can take a look. If you're not sure how to do this, please review the Download as Chart section of their doc.
Thanks,
Daniel
17 Replies
- v-evelkMicrosoft Employee
Hi Camille,
It is unclear what is wrong in this case.
I see that it is respecting the scale but proportions is changed irrationally for some frame sizes.
Looks like it is rather their feature than a bug or may be there is some option to regulate this behavior.
Evgenii Elkin,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
[email protected] - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous,
I need the same type of chart, did you manage to solve the issue? Is it possible that you can share the chart with me somehow so I can make use of it?
Thanks,
Helena
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Helena,
Sorry I did not manage to solve this issue...
Regards,
Camille
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous,
Thanks for replying, is it possible that you can share the visual?
/Helena
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi dm-p,
I made an attempt but I need the data sets (forecast and actual) on the same Y-axis., please see link here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_-AtkI0RwzPCVYb7lf1w5oNCDlJaL6FQ.
I suspect that I need to make a nested chart but do not manage to get the desired result, and have found no tutorials online for making a nested chart. Do you have any smart thoughts? 🙂 Or any recommendations on tutorials to solve this issue? (I can´t access the nested chart in your example, it´s blank, so can´t learn anything from there unfortunately)
Thanks,
Helena- dm-pSuper User
Hi Anonymous,
There's indeed not many tutorials on Charticulator about, but as luck would have it, I published a blog post last week covering nested charts, which you might hopefully find useful. The scenario is for small multiples but still covers the concepts of nested charts in-general.
Nested charts have a bug when you first open them, they appear blank and you need to do something to the canvas to make the layout appear. I've got a small section in the above post that covers this, as it took me a while to figure out; I typically drag a guide or something similarly non-destructive and the nested chart will appear. If you do this with my example it will definitely work so you can have a look into it further 🙂
Regards,
Daniel
- AnonymousNot applicable
- HystericredFrequent Visitor
dm-p Hi - I have the problem not wanting to make nested chart scalable, but when I exported the chart to power bi - the axes and scales option isn't available. Do you have any solutions to this ? The reason being is that I want the chart in fixed proportion and make the viz to be scrollable to the side when I minimiz it.
Thank you in advance.- dm-pSuper User
Hi Hystericred,
Currently Charticulator doesn't offer scrolling on any generated visuals and will fit them to the viewport. If this is something you want, I'd suggest creating an issue for it in their repository to see if they'll consider adding it as a feature.
Regards,
Daniel