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Hi experts,
We are trying to create a PBI visual which is like a scatter plot but should have categorical data as y-axis as shown below
Please advice any suitable visual which can be used.
Thanks
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I made a quick pbiviz in Charticulator to demonstrate. Below is a link to the pbiviz file. Note that you need to add an index-type column to your data (if you don't already have one) so it knows how many dots to make. That field goes in the Primary Key field.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G_OUTanjIUBDC4OQ6Nky-NEP25Ea0z-P/view?usp=sharing
The chart was made easily. Just make a simple csv file that represents your data, put your two category columns on the x and y axis, add a circle as the Glyph and set the size to your Value column. Then export as Power BI custom visual.
Regards,
Pat
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You could check out the Dot Plot custom visuals. If not, this would be straight forward to make with Charticulator.
Can You Say "Charticulator"? - I Knew You Could - Portland Power BI UG - YouTube
Regards,
Pat
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Thanks @mahoneypat for your reply.
Dot plot does not allow y-axis as categorical data.
I am very new to Charticulator. Can you please provide more details about Charticulator, bit more around the given requirement.
Thanks.
I made a quick pbiviz in Charticulator to demonstrate. Below is a link to the pbiviz file. Note that you need to add an index-type column to your data (if you don't already have one) so it knows how many dots to make. That field goes in the Primary Key field.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G_OUTanjIUBDC4OQ6Nky-NEP25Ea0z-P/view?usp=sharing
The chart was made easily. Just make a simple csv file that represents your data, put your two category columns on the x and y axis, add a circle as the Glyph and set the size to your Value column. Then export as Power BI custom visual.
Regards,
Pat
To learn more about Power BI, follow me on Twitter or subscribe on YouTube.
This is very helpful. Is there a solution to show a period-over-period comparison on the same graph illustrated above? For examples, two bubbles overlap each other - one represent current period vs the other prior. Also, is it possible to label the item count on top of each circle?
Thank you so much @mahoneypat
I am trying your solution. Can you please provide more details about index column here. For which field we should create an index column.
Thanks again.
You just need a field that has a different value for each circle you want in the visual. If you don't have a field like that, you can just add an Index column in the query editor, so every row has a different number.
Regards,
Pat
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@Anonymous , do not remember something like this.
Please check if there is some custom visual -https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps?product=power-platform%3Bpower-bi-visuals&page=1&country=US®ion=ALL
Hi @amitchandak
Thanks for your reply.
I had a look to custom visuals but did not find any suitable one.
Thanks Amit @amitchandak
Did you mean to add a number column where each number will represent a Number of days group??
@Anonymous , With help from Switch convert this column
a new column
Switch([Days bucket],
"0-5" , 5,
"5-10", 10 ,
">11" ,11
)
And use this on y-axis
If needed, refer my video on Switch true - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gelJWktlR80
Thanks @amitchandak for your reply 🙂
this is a good workaround, but need to show values as a group (days group as categorical data)
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