I am searching for a Power BI diagram that is like a sunburst diagram, but horizontal, so that it is easier to read the different informations on the each bar.
for example, I have a total of CO² emissions and want to show it by company area, company and energy type:
does somebody knows such a diagram in the store, I have not found one or I dont know the name of it? Or does somebody have an idea if there is a way to use an existing visual to archive the same goal?
Thanks in advance!
@HDEUISSS you mean first total then company then location and then energy type? Is this what you what?
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@HDEUISSS The only issue is with colors. Although can be set manually to keep the color for energy type the same as company but not dynamic.
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@HDEUISSS I tried something and it looks like this:
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@HDEUISSS it should be doable with core visuals but would require some work. If you can share some sample data in excel sheet or pbix file (remove sensitive information before sharing) and I can look into the solution for you.
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