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Field value color errors.
Hi kushanNa ,
I was able to solve the error with my Rhino 3D model but this with Python script is something that I will take a look next. Thank you for the reference file.
Best regards,A
Hi adarshsada ,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Community.
To create a dynamic solar rose diagram in Power BI, start by structuring your data with key variables: an orientation variable for angle or direction, section IDs for each slice, and a field value for coloring or intensity, such as energy output. Use Power BI’s custom visuals like 3D Column or Scatter plots, or for more complex 3D shapes, leverage R or Python scripts (e.g., Plotly for 3D polar charts) to represent the solar rose. Ensure the orientation variable is dynamically bound to the visual, so it updates based on changes in the data, with conditional formatting applied to control the section colors. To enable real-time updates, use slicers or bind the orientation variable directly to the custom visual properties. Lastly, optimize for performance by keeping the model simple and loading only essential data.
Thank you.
Hi v-echaithra,
Thank you for the response. However, I'm using a 3D Model (a circular Rhino model) similar to below
and using the object ID to control the segments (assigned a range of orientation, for example one segment has a range of 10-30°) using it's object ID, following that by adding a color measure under data style(that assigns the color to each object ID based on the solar gains for that range). This works well when viewed as a table but doesnt appear to change dynamically on my 3D model.
Thanks in advance