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Pie Chart with 100% values
- 3 years ago
Percentages are used to illustrate the gap between the target and the actual.
You can put the number on the toltip once you have "drawn" it.
My embarrassment is that I cannot find the file in the post.If you would like, I can create a new one with bullet charts by months, like the picture on the right, and insert
Percentage in the tooltip. - 3 years ago
Hi kanwal
There are four different visuals that can be used to display the scenario of a target versus an actual in the following file.
1. Simply presenting the gap by months.
2.On the second graph, you can see the percentage of completions
3. The third graph shows the performance and target in nominal terms.
Based on the distance between the bar and the target line, the gap can be estimated.
As a supporting figure, the gap percentage itself is on the tooltip4. "Table graph" that shows the gap, performance, target, and trend of the gap for each category.
Here is the link to download the PBIX
https://github.com/MadeiraData/MadeiraToolbox/blob/master/Power%20bi/Various%20visualizations%20for%20actual%20vs%20targets%20scenario.pbix
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly. - 3 years ago
It is the right type of graph if you want to convey a trend about the gap, but its design is less effective.
I've already attached a file with examples.
The accuracy of the design is of utmost importance 🙂
Wishing you good luck
Yes please PBIX will be a BIG Help.
Percentages are used to illustrate the gap between the target and the actual.
You can put the number on the toltip once you have "drawn" it.
My embarrassment is that I cannot find the file in the post.
If you would like, I can create a new one with bullet charts by months, like the picture on the right, and insert
Percentage in the tooltip.
- kanwal3 years agoFrequent Visitor
"Percentages are used to illustrate the gap between the target and the actual."
This is exactly what I am trying to show as per the request from customer. Below what I have come up with. Your thoughts?
- Ritaf19833 years agoSuper User
It is the right type of graph if you want to convey a trend about the gap, but its design is less effective.
I've already attached a file with examples.
The accuracy of the design is of utmost importance 🙂
Wishing you good luck