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Hi all and while I did look for answers, nothing immediately seemed to be what I'm looking for.
I have some data that shows the changes in solutions used by organisations over time (tracking trends) and I'm having a challenge working out how best to model and visualise this within PowerBI. I have three points of data in a format similar to the below.
Company | Item | Year | Item | Year | Item | Year |
ABC | Contoso | 2010 | Viper | 2015 | Jester | 2018 |
DEF | Maverick | 2010 | Viper | 2014 | Iceman | 2018 |
HIJ | Goose | 2010 | Jester | 2016 | Iceman | 2018 |
I'm planning to be able to show that
company ABC went from Contoso to Viper to Jester
whereas
company DEF went from Maverick to Viper to Iceman
and so on...
And, if possible, to show this as a relationship chart that somehow highlights the people using 'Viper' (for example) went to either Jester or Iceman
My thinking is a unique count of entries for the start (so 10 Contoso, 15 Maverick, 20 Goose) and from these it stems off to the next level (so 10 Contoso go to 5 Viper and 5 Jester) etc.. Ideally in the form of a sankey chart.
Any help/guidance/pointers GREATLY appreciated!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Seems like I may have solved this myself 👍
I hadn't realised that using the Sankey visualisation would essentially give me exactly what I was hoping for - just need to tidy up my data a little and I'm good to go!
Seems like I may have solved this myself 👍
I hadn't realised that using the Sankey visualisation would essentially give me exactly what I was hoping for - just need to tidy up my data a little and I'm good to go!