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Hello,
I created a chart table in Excel. This table shows the following:
- products' prices on a report day (big blue numbers)
- products' prices during a preceding week (line chart)
- difference between prices of the first day and the report day of the preceding week (green/blue/red numbers with a marker)
I need to create a similar table in Power BI.
Please advise me a suitable template chart or a way how I can realise this idea in Power BI? Thank you!
Hi there, this one will get you close:
Power KPI Matrix (microsoft.com)
I've used it quite often.
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Hi @OlegV ,
You can also try to use dynamic creation of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) images in Power BI. Here is an example:
SVG Sparklines - Categorical Columns - Microsoft Power BI Community.
Best Regards,
Icey
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@OlegV check for the custom visual in the app market and I'm sure there are visual that allows you to achieve the same.
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