Dashboard Representation

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I have 6 tables and few card charts. I have to show everything one after the other in same page. Is there any other creative way to represnt those charts?&nbsp;

rajendraongole1 · Answer

Hi&nbsp;Singh_Yoshi&nbsp;- Few suggestion,&nbsp;Instead of showing all the tables and cards on one page, organize them into tabs. Each tab can represent a specific comparison or section (e.g., "FJ11 vs. FJ16," "FJ15 vs. FJ12").Use bookmarks and buttons in Power BI to implement navigation between tabs.
Use a matrix visual instead of separate tables. A matrix allows you to show comparisons side by side, with rows representing items and columns representing models or comparisons.
you can group the card visuals into sections or a grid layout with proper conditional formatting color code indicators.&nbsp;
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Hope this helps.
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rit_ty7 · Answer

Hello&nbsp;Singh_Yoshi&nbsp;,I agree with&nbsp;rajendraongole1&nbsp;,&nbsp;you should create 3–6 pages, each featuring distinct tables. Incorporate cards either on a dedicated page or alongside their respective tables. Utilize page navigation for seamless transitions between different tables or pages. Additionally, enhance the visual appeal and intuitiveness by integrating logos with the cards.I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.Best Regards,Ritesh Kumar,If this post&nbsp;helps, then please consider&nbsp;Accept it as the solution&nbsp;to help the other members find it more quickly.

agataj · Answer

Hi&nbsp;Singh_Yoshi&nbsp;,&nbsp;Another option would be to use bookmarks. You can set up different views and saved as bookmarks, and than add buttons linked to each bookmark. The last button can show all visuals when needed.&nbsp;Kind regards,Agata&nbsp;&nbsp;

rit_ty7 · Answer

Hello&nbsp;Singh_Yoshi&nbsp;,you can design you can design your dashboard likeTop Section (Card Visuals)Place Key Metrics (Card Charts) in a single row at the top.Use 3-4 cards per row, depending on the metrics, with consistent spacing.Middle Section (Tables Grouped by Purpose)Arrange the six tables in a 3x2 Grid (3 tables in each row).Group related tables logically and use titles or background containers to clearly define each section.I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.Best Regards,Ritesh Kumar,If this post&nbsp;helps, then please consider&nbsp;Accept it as the solution&nbsp;to help the other members find it more quickly.

rajendraongole1 · Answer

Hi&nbsp;Singh_Yoshi&nbsp; - few more recommandations,&nbsp;
Arrange your visuals in a clean grid structure, grouping related charts and tables into sections.
Example Layout:
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Top Row: Summary cards for key metrics.
Middle Rows: Side-by-side matrix visuals (e.g., comparisons for FJ11 vs. FJ16, FJ15 vs. FJ12).
Bottom Row: Additional details or smaller visuals like trends or supporting metrics.

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Stack tables and cards vertically or horizontally but ensure they are compact.
Use smaller fonts, optimized column widths, and reduced padding to fit more data without cluttering.

Combine comparison data into a single heatmap visual. This can highlight significant differences between models or costs.
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Sankey Diagram
Radar Charts
Bullet Charts
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above charts would helps.
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