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lhern_ndez
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8 years ago
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Ribbon Chart does not show proper values leveled?

Hello,   I am using the Ribbon Chart but I am surprised the levels are not very well reflected, I think, see example below, the red value goes down from 6.25% to 5% and then goes up to 5.90%, Howev...
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    v-frfei-msft
    8 years ago

    Hi lhern_ndez,

     

    You can use ribbon charts in Power BI to visualize data to quickly determine which category of data has the highest rank (largest value). Ribbon charts are effective at showing rank change, with the highest range (value) always displayed on top for each time period. So the above behavior is expected, and I don’t think that we are able to change the down/up level.

    If you want to show levels more clearly, I suggest to Area chart instead of Ribbon Chart.

     

     

     

    Regards,

    Frank

     

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v-frfei-msft
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8 years ago

Hi lhern_ndez,

 

You can use ribbon charts in Power BI to visualize data to quickly determine which category of data has the highest rank (largest value). Ribbon charts are effective at showing rank change, with the highest range (value) always displayed on top for each time period. So the above behavior is expected, and I don’t think that we are able to change the down/up level.

If you want to show levels more clearly, I suggest to Area chart instead of Ribbon Chart.

 

 

 

Regards,

Frank

 

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lhern_ndez
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8 years ago

I see thanks

I just think it is a very nice graph.... and it would have been useful to have the option to rank the levels depending of what you need it for... as you see using the area chart is less appealing when not a lot of periods are covered.

 

Thanks!

 

Luis