Circular bar plot using angle and distance

[sgreen]

I'm trying to plot the attached worksheet in a circular bar plot, using the angle and distances of passes.

I have attached an example of what I am trying to get to. 

timestamp	minute	second	type.name	Name	Length	Angle	Success	Match
00:00:03.464	0	3	Pass	Player 1	57.403137	-0.010452581	Incomplete	Match 1
00:00:26.177	0	26	Pass	Player 1	19.722322	1.9390622		Match 1
00:00:36.138	0	36	Pass	Player 1	56.50885	0.9449925		Match 1
00:00:53.835	0	53	Pass	Player 1	22.93142	1.6231502		Match 1
00:01:04.293	1	4	Pass	Player 1	32.298763	0.52183425		Match 1
00:02:24.235	2	24	Pass	Player 1	25.978838	-1.3416893		Match 1
00:04:05.940	4	5	Pass	Player 1	35.095585	-0.82167256		Match 1
00:07:45.763	7	45	Pass	Player 1	24.147257	2.7372446		Match 1
00:08:38.197	8	38	Pass	Player 1	27.784887	1.686223		Match 1
00:08:47.601	8	47	Pass	Player 1	48.52319	-0.03091798	Incomplete	Match 1
00:10:55.144	10	55	Pass	Player 1	30.010664	1.5974567		Match 1
00:12:49.888	12	49	Pass	Player 1	25.647806	-0.42178726		Match 1
00:13:09.350	13	9	Pass	Player 1	16.118622	-1.1960503		Match 1
00:14:38.780	14	38	Pass	Player 1	24.428263	0.10251997	Incomplete	Match 1
00:19:04.652	19	4	Pass	Player 1	47.60105	-0.065170735		Match 1
00:20:29.389	20	29	Pass	Player 1	21.112318	-1.0880833		Match 1

[sgreen]

Thank you @v-kkf-msft 

I have tried this and it plots based on frequency rather than the angle and in relation to the distance. Is there a way to specify the y axis length? e.g. -3 to 3. It currently goes from large to smaller in a clockwise direction. I would then like it to show a longer segment if the pass at this angle is longer 

[v-kkf-msft]

Hi @sgreen ,

Please try the Aster Plot custom visual.

If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information or the expected result you expect. Let me know immediately, looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Winniz
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[ribisht17]

@sgreen 

This looks like a coxcomb chart which was invented by Florence Nightingale 

The invention of the Coxcomb chart is attributed to Florence Nightingale, a nurse during the Crimean War.

I know we can make this with Tableau but I doubt if we can make this with Power BI ...

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Regards,

Ritesh