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Hi @DDONE1
To get the desired visual you can use a combination of donnuts and cards.
To get the donuts:
1. Put all the needed categories on the graph:
2. switch off all the elements (legend, title, data labels)
3. Format the colors of slices according to the color that you need to show as a "main" and a hole radius:
4. sort the donut by value:
5. repeat all this for the other categories : (I did for 3, because of a laziness 🙂 )
For the values in "Holes"
Create measures, for value, percent of the total, and combination with the category name
to save white spaces also make all padding of card 0
7. put the card at the donut center and filter by the donuts' marker's category
8. repeat these steps for all your donuts, result:
9. group all this "construction" :
Pbix is attached
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @DDONE1
To get the desired visual you can use a combination of donnuts and cards.
To get the donuts:
1. Put all the needed categories on the graph:
2. switch off all the elements (legend, title, data labels)
3. Format the colors of slices according to the color that you need to show as a "main" and a hole radius:
4. sort the donut by value:
5. repeat all this for the other categories : (I did for 3, because of a laziness 🙂 )
For the values in "Holes"
Create measures, for value, percent of the total, and combination with the category name
to save white spaces also make all padding of card 0
7. put the card at the donut center and filter by the donuts' marker's category
8. repeat these steps for all your donuts, result:
9. group all this "construction" :
Pbix is attached
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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