Tableau Visual vs Power BI visual

[P0werBIn00b]

Hello all,

I need help from someone with experience in both Power BI and Tableau.

Two useful features for me in Tableau are "Dual-Axis" and "Synchronize-axis" where I was able to create multiple charts and,

ability to put either measure or field into either rows or columns. 

I think both of these features seem to be lacking in PowerBI. I cannot merge dual-axis like in Tableau and I have to use pre-built charts which causes problems like it has restricted me using measure or field.

For example, the visual below is simple to create in Tableau but I cannot create it in Power BI. How do you guys as a previous Tableau user solve this problem?

Help would be appreciated.

[lbendlin]

What is the insight you are trying to convey with this visual?

[P0werBIn00b]

@lbendlin 

I know we don't normally need to create such a visual when creating actual dashboards. But, those indicate the tools/software that I can use. It is for the CV that I prepared in Tableau.

The above is just an example of visuals in Tableau which seems to be difficult to create in Power BI. If you can tell me another way how to showcase my software skills in a visual in PowerBI, that would be helpful too.

I read an article that said that Dual Axis is not available in Power BI. So, that part is clear to me now. I just wanted the same flexibility for custom visualizations in Power BI too. But, I do understand that each tool has its specific features.

[lbendlin]

Dual Axis is available for standard line charts and combo column/line charts.  You can also create custom visuals with Deneb that can have more than two axis layers. 

As you already know from Tableau the visual type needs to match the story you want to tell with your data and the insights you want to facilitate.