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So I used the R function parset() created a parallel set visual and it works fine in R. This is an "interactive" chart in that certain parts will be highlighted as my mouse hover over that area. (I assume this might be the cause of my problem.)
However when I tried to do this in Power BI, it says the following:
So I walked around this by saving the R visual as a html page now and add that link to my report. But I still wonder is there a direct solution to this problem. Thanks!
Ran
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