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Radar chart - doesnt work
- 10 years ago
Hi there! Power BI works best with column-based data, so you want it in this sort of format:
EmployeeName Criteria Mark
John Smith Toys Sales 5
John Smith Appliances Sales 3
In Query Editor there's a great 'Unpivot' function that will help you out. Here's a guide for Power Pivot but the principle is the same:
Hope that helps!
Hi there! Power BI works best with column-based data, so you want it in this sort of format:
EmployeeName Criteria Mark
John Smith Toys Sales 5
John Smith Appliances Sales 3
In Query Editor there's a great 'Unpivot' function that will help you out. Here's a guide for Power Pivot but the principle is the same:
Hope that helps!
- whizchua10 years agoNew Member
For powerbi desktop, it doesn't .
Compare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRX4tmflYGg&feature=youtu.be
and the actual when you install.
Categories is here,
Y-axis is there
Values are missing.
Please advise
- cpinho10 years agoAdvocate I
Same here. On desktop version the radar visual is not working cause the values field is missing. Without this, this visual is useless. Could you pls update it ASAP?
- itchyeyeballs10 years agoImpactful Individual
The visual does work
You need to assign the fields (or preferably measures) that contain the values to the Y axis then assign the field that identifies your categories to the categories section
- gusly10 years agoHelper II
I got it to work by the method suggested by WillT. This technique is nothing I like though, I've never needed to use it for other chart types.
Also this chart type becomes quite useless when it doesn't seem possible to set different max values for different axes, forcing me to normalize to get an acceptable look for the chart (but then the values are difficult to understand instead).