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Network navigator
Has Network navigator been removed from the Power Bi visuals store?
I cannot find it and the webpage is a "404 not found"
If it is gone, does anyone have any information on when it may become available again?
Thanks
Hi mysticraven -
The Network Navigator visual has been removed from the Power BI Visuals store. This is confirmed by the official GitHub repository, indicating it is currently unavailable for direct download and use from the Power BI Visuals marketplace.
However, you can still access the latest releases and the source code for Network Navigator on its Releases · microsoft/PowerBI-visuals-NetworkNavigator (github.com)
if it is require you can manually download and import the visual into Power BI if necessary. Keep an eye on the github page for further updates on the same.
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Hi mysticraven -
The Network Navigator visual has been removed from the Power BI Visuals store. This is confirmed by the official GitHub repository, indicating it is currently unavailable for direct download and use from the Power BI Visuals marketplace.
However, you can still access the latest releases and the source code for Network Navigator on its Releases · microsoft/PowerBI-visuals-NetworkNavigator (github.com)
if it is require you can manually download and import the visual into Power BI if necessary. Keep an eye on the github page for further updates on the same.
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Appreciate your Kudos!!Hi,
Is it still possible to get the code from the GitHub repository 'PowerBI-visuals-NetworkNavigator' and compile it?
Thank you.
Thank you rajendraongole1
Very helpful
Removing network navigator is one of the worst decisions on here.
PowerBi is intended as a low code no code platform to not only enable users to quickly build useable high functioning solutions, but to make their reports and dashboards end-user firendly.
Network Navigator used as a slicer combined with tables (and a lot of design flare) is one of the best things you can offer a FE user.
Especially if they are using a touch screen or pad. The alternative options of Drill Down by Zoom Charts and Network Graph by Powerviz/Truviz are good but not quite good enough, and for instance Zoomcharts solution has a ton of features that are only unlockable if paid.
MSft should just work on making Network Navigator PBI certified and enhance it with an additional depth and opacity dimension. Poor show microsoft
there are some awesome java based visuals on three.js but the build effort = juice not worth the squeeze
