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Hi, @Anonymous
As mentioned by @samdthompson , no single chart can achieve that.You need to consider combining visual objects.
Please try Python Visualizations in Power BI. (Strip Plot from the Seaborn visualization library)
Related post:
https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/using-jitter-to-avoid-over-plotting-in-power-bi
After plotting the chart ,you need to manually divide areas to get the result you want.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hello, there isn't a chart I am aware of that will achieve that (maybe some paid for third party one but they have inherrent problems). I did frankenstein together a solution for a similar problem using a scatter chart for the dots and a column chart for the bands which I overlaid on each other using transparent backgrounds, no axis titles on one or the other etc. Not an ideal solution but it has worked like a charm for a few years now.
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