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Hello there,
i have a sunburst chart created using Plotly - Python, i have no knowledge of R.
i was able to create an HTML file of this sunburst chart from python and save it on my local system.
I was wondering if I could display the chart in the HTML file as a Power BI Visual.
Thank you for the reply.
When i try this visual with the similar data format you have it's working. but the data that I have looks something like this:
this is just an example, the actual data is larger than this and it will be difficult to put that in the format you have.
Also note that Python visuals in Power BI are not animated. They only render the final surface state.
What's the point of this exercise? What would be the value-add of Power BI for this scenario?
@swaroopkumarmg Why not use Plotly custom visual it's much easier and able to run on a power bi online service.
Generally, python,D3 has limited libraries supported via power bi, and even if it works on desktop, the chance of running on power bi online service is unlikely. You would be better off using the plotly custom visual as it's quite powerful - it's a replicate of the plotly studio.
Yes i tried it, it works with Scatter, bar, line.. almost everything. but specifically need sunburst and it's not plotting anything.
data I have is Category, subcategory, subsubcategory, productID and sales quantity.
let me know if im doing anything wrong
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