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I need to dynamically add a visual (gauge preferably) per row of data. I have a table of sales kpis that can vary, depending on the account. I want to display a visual for each row that exists, but this can vary per account. This was possible OOB with SSRS but I'm not finding a way to do this in Power BI.
OK. Would I be able to hide a visual if no data exists for it?
So this is the same SSRS report run on two different accounts using the same data source. In the 1st screenshot there are 5 rows of data, thus 5 gauges. In the second screenshot, there are only 2 rows of data, so only two gauges are displayed.
Account 1
Account 2
I don't think that you can obtain a similar result in PowerBI... Number of gauges and what exactly is showed there should be defined in advance.