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Hi people, I have a set of data, which can be divided to two groups A and B. I wanted to build a graph, where A and B would be on X-axis, and all the single corresponding data points would then be shown on Y-axis. Something similar to box plot or bar diagram, but instead of one value (mean or sum) I want all single data points shown. I know how to do that in Origin but couln't find it in Power BI. I tried to search in "Format" for both box and bar plots, didn't work. Will be grateful for any suggestions!
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Try one of the dot plot options in the Get More Visuals AppSource. Or you could build it easily with the Charticulator or Deneb visuals.
Pat
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Hi, @Anonymous ;
Hi, @Anonymous ;
If I understand you correctly, you can use a bar chart, if you want to show the average, you can create a measure and then put in the value. like below:
averg = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table'[Value]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Cate]))
The final output is shown below:
If not, please share more details?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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Thank you for your answer, but I rather meant something like this. I finally managed to do it with an additional dot plot option, as suggested another commentator. This graph is not ideal but is the closest to what i wanted (among what i have found for PowerBI).
Try one of the dot plot options in the Get More Visuals AppSource. Or you could build it easily with the Charticulator or Deneb visuals.
Pat
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