How to create multi-level sankey diagram. Sankey visual 3.0.3

[Chris_1996]

I have tried to follow a few posts and videos on this but can't figure this out for the life of me. Data structure is very straight forward, however I want to have 3 sets of pillars. Can't figure this out.. Do i need to set up particular measures/formulas? 

I want there to be.

Pillar 1: Non-Australia Sources: Flow of volume from non-australian countries to australia

Middle Pillar 2: Australia destinations: Flow of volume from non-australian countries to Australia.

Pilalr 3 (on right): Non-Australia destinations: Flow of volume from australia to non-australia countries.

I'm using the custom visual Sankey 3.0.3 on PBI.

Data example:

Source	Destination	Volume
USA	Australia	50
Canada	Australia	100
Australia	New Zealand	30
Australia	Fiji	80

[noahjames]

I think your Sankey diagram issue will be resolve by this visual.

https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/visio-chart.sankey_diagram_visiochart...

[technolog]

it's not free anyway. you need to pay for every user.

i believe now it's better use updated version of charticulator 

[marshala112]

Hi so i've got the diagram i want.  but it want to show the Values and the source / destination name.  The data is in the tool tip.  but is there really no way to show the number?  I can't be the only person who wants a number in the component bars or in the flows?    I need to show these sankey's in Powepoint and don't want to have to manually write in the values.   please help 

[technolog]

@marshala112 Unfortunately, I'm running into the same problem!

So far found a way to do it via charticulator OR Deneb.

I created Idea for it:

https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Custom-Visuals-Ideas/Sankey-diagram/idi-p/3440502#M1193

You can vote for it.

[technolog]

@Chris_1996 @v-angzheng-msft @AllisonKennedy 

Try again please. Developers updated the component now!

[AllisonKennedy]

@technolog  Yes, I saw that there's now an option toggle to determine how to handle looping. 🙂

[v-angzheng-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi, @Chris_1996 

I attribute it to the design of the chart itself. When there is a loop in the data flow, the design of the chart makes the above display result. Although it looks a bit confusing, it clearly shows the loop flow of the data.
Okay, let's talk about making the chart look what we want.
According to my research, when the weight field is not put in the chart, the chart looks great.
When there is no loop in the data flow, the graph looks exactly what we want. For example, changing the flow from Australia to the USA to Australia to Singapore breaks the circular flow of the data.
When the inflow and outflow of data are equal, we can also get a look similar to what we want. Although there is a little trick here, it is to put the destination field in the source bucket and the source field in the destination bucket. I'm not sure why, but it works.

The above is a possible effective solution to get the desired chart. Hope it helps you.

Please refer to the attachment below for details

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng

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[Chris_1996]

Thanks - I will give this a go.

As a work around prior to this, I added a fullstop to the duplicate country in the destination column, that way it didn't recognize that it was the same input/output. But I will give what you have shown a go as it would be preferrable not to have the fullstop.

ie. 

Source	Destination
Australia	USA.
USA	Australia

[AllisonKennedy]

@Chris_1996  I'm not sure what you're looking for - this has the three pillars, with Australia in the middle. Can you draw what you want if this isn't it?

https://excelwithallison.blogspot.com/2021/07/custom-visual-review-sankey.html 

[Chris_1996]

Ok so this is exactly what i'm after. I think I realised why I wasn't able to get the visual to do what yours was showing and still would be great if you know a fix to this.

So this is the chart as per yours above:

But i have instances where the source becomes the destination. ie. if we expand the original table so it looks like so: where i have added in a line that has volume going back from australia to usa. I want this line to be the same as the above chart, coming from australia in the middle row.. but it throws the visual into dissaray..

USA	Australia	50
Canada	Australia	100
Australia	New Zealand	30
Australia	Fiji	80
Australia	USA	20

This is the same visual as above, but with no filter applied on destination = USA.. Australia is no longer in the middle of the chart as i am after, and the chart is quite confusing..