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Hi,
I am interest to understand how this graph from this dashboard is made, where multiple line charts pop up as you select multiple items on the slicer.
I'm particularly interested in whether there is a bar chart equivalent as well.
Thanks.
Eric Sng
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Use Small Multiples. They are supported for bar charts too.
Hi, @Eric_Sng95
The above chart uses the small multiples feature
you can get the app from the AppSource: Analyze Popular Stocks with Power BI
Currently, you can create small multiples on bar, column, line, and area charts.
To get started, create one of the above visuals and choose a field along which you'd like to partition its data. Drag that field into the Small multiples well in the Fields section of the Visualizations pane. Your chart splits into a 2×2 grid, with the data divided along your chosen dimension. The grid fills with the small multiples charts. They're sorted by your chosen sort order, from left to right, then top to bottom.
You can change the dimensions of the grid in the Grid layout card:
The default is a 2×2 grid of small multiples, but you can adjust the number of rows and columns to up to 6×6. Any multiples that don't fit in that grid load as you scroll down.
See links below for more information:
Create small multiples in Power BI
Interact with small multiples in Power BI
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi, @Eric_Sng95
The above chart uses the small multiples feature
you can get the app from the AppSource: Analyze Popular Stocks with Power BI
Currently, you can create small multiples on bar, column, line, and area charts.
To get started, create one of the above visuals and choose a field along which you'd like to partition its data. Drag that field into the Small multiples well in the Fields section of the Visualizations pane. Your chart splits into a 2×2 grid, with the data divided along your chosen dimension. The grid fills with the small multiples charts. They're sorted by your chosen sort order, from left to right, then top to bottom.
You can change the dimensions of the grid in the Grid layout card:
The default is a 2×2 grid of small multiples, but you can adjust the number of rows and columns to up to 6×6. Any multiples that don't fit in that grid load as you scroll down.
See links below for more information:
Create small multiples in Power BI
Interact with small multiples in Power BI
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@v-angzheng-msft , I think this app seems to be withdawn from the App store . I checked both on my developer tenant and my client's "all you can eat" tenant. Has it been replaced with an equivalent App?
Use Small Multiples. They are supported for bar charts too.
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