Plot Min, Max, Average, Median values into a horizontal enumerated line in Power BI Desktop

[Anonymous]

I am trying to do a trivial task with Power BI Desktop. I have the following kind of data (totally dummy data):

Name	Min	Max	Average	Median
team A	0	100	50	48
team B	-10	1050	25	89
team C	5	122	78	78

And I want to create my own horizontal line with pre-defined (Start, End) points to plot for each team name the values of the Min, Max, Average, Median. And I filter the team name to adjust the numbers and the visual accordingly.

So far I have done the following static approach

The example above is totally non-dynamic because every point on the line is set by me. Also if for example, I select Team B with a higher median than average then the above visual line does not change the position of the relative spheres (in the image I posted, I have placed average always higher than the median which is not true for all the teams).

Thus, I would like to know if there is any fancy and well-plotted way to represent those 4 descriptive measures for a team name in a horizontal line that will respond when I use a different team. As I have noted on the image attached, the card visuals change when I change the team name. But the spheres do not move across the line.

My desired output

For Team B

For team C

I literally don't know if this is feasible in Power BI apart from the static approach I already did. Thank you in advance.

Regards.

[Anonymous]

@Anonymous 
I am not sure I understand you correctly. However, you cannot enter minimum and maximum values in power bi, the app is used to create reports and share, it is doesn't not allow you to add any kinds of data into the reports, all data must from the original tables loaded into power bi. 

Regarding to the visual, power bi provides those plots in the format panel, you can just add the measure in the visual and add the lines accordingly.

Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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[Anonymous]

Hello @Anonymous,

Thanks for your answer. To clarify it for you, my goal is to use a horizontal enumerated line and manually put 4 values on that line. Those 4 values are already in a tabular format. From what you have written I can assume that this is not feasible in Power BI. Also, I am aware of the bar plot chart and the use of multiple lines as you posted, but the use of lines instead of points is not what I desire.

For now, I can tell that I cannot resolve my issue. 

Best regards,