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Hi Guys,
I need your help to create a scatter chart, which overlay multiple measures (or fields) on a single scatter chart in Power BI.
The scatter shows the measures of two systems, System A and System B (on y-axis, the dotted curve), as function of elapsed time (Chart Time column, on x-axis). Each measure is shown with its correponding high (MCFu) and low (MCFl) confidence bounds and its limit target curve (Design Target column). The table below shows small sample of the data. The chart shows the end result I'd like to obtain in Power BI. The Table row number column is an index column.
In Power BI, I'm concidering to replace all y-axis fields by measures (columns C and E-G).
Any ideas?
I found a solution using Debeb visual in Power BI. That said, I'm kind of disappointed that to realize such a simple visual in Power BI, I need to learn Vega-Lite (or Vega for more complicated cases), which is not an easy thing to do, given the (almost total) lack of available tutorials. Luckily the available documentation alleviates some of the difficulty, but it still difficult and require going through a steep learning curve. It left me wandering why an application, which supposed to be Microsoft’s flagship app for creation of complex and sophisticated visualizations, supports only the simplest, most mundane ones out of the box, many of which are realized for the most basic applications out there.