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Hi PedroBarradas 
Here is a few guides for creating sunbrust:
https://visualitics.it/how-to-create-a-sunburst-chart-in-tableau/?lang=en

https://github.com/microsoft/powerbi-visuals-sunburst

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvknQ_znml4

Please note, from a UX and data visualization perspective, the sunburst approach you're considering is not the most effective way to present this type of data. Here’s why:

The brain struggles with circular comparisons – interpreting angles and radial segments is cognitively demanding, especially when repeated across multiple visuals.

Low continuity – each "wheel" stands alone, and by the time a user decodes one, the context of the previous is already forgotten.

No overall picture – it's hard to scan across all metrics and quickly spot which days had multiple issues (e.g., “on day 11, three KPIs were below target”).

Recommended Alternative:
I suggest using a heatmap-style table, as shown in the image I attached. It’s organized by rows (lines or KPIs) and columns (days), with color highlighting to indicate performance.

In the ideal setup, only the red (under-target) days are highlighted, to focus user attention on where process improvement is needed.

A secondary (less preferred) option is to color also the successful/neutral days (e.g., green, blue, or gray), though this reduces contrast and increases visual load.

Benefits of the heatmap approach:

Natural left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading flow

Compact overview of all metrics at once

Easier comparison across days and KPIs

Immediate identification of exceptions and patterns

The pbix with my example is attached

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