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Use Network Graph by Powerviz to create entity/shareholder hierarchy with ownership percentage
- 10 months ago
Hi celine_84
Since Network Graph by Powerviz is an external visual and not a native Microsoft visual, the community here cannot fully confirm compatibility. The best approach is to check directly with the vendor’s support and documentation.
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- 9 months ago
Hi celine_84 , Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community Forum.
The issue you’re seeing happens because the visual treats each node code as a single unique point. When you add paths, entities like 020163 still appear only once, so their children won’t connect under every branch they belong to. You need to clone node instances for each distinct ownership path while keeping the original code as a label.
In practice, when you unfold ownership paths in Power Query or your database, generate a unique ID per node per path. Use these unique IDs as the node keys in the Network Graph and use the original codes only as labels. This allows the same entity to appear in multiple branches, preserving every ownership route correctly.
You can then filter by the root shareholder to show only the edges and node instances from paths starting with that shareholder. This avoids the split effect you see now, because each ownership path is visually distinct but still labelled with the true entity codes.
Hi celine_84 , hope you are doing great. May we know if your issue is solved or if you are still experiencing difficulties. Please share the details as it will help the community, especially others with similar issues.
Hi v-hashadapu, I haven't had time to test your solution yet, but I'll let you know as soon as I have! Thank you
- v-hashadapu10 months agoCommunity Support
Hi celine_84 , Thanks for the update. When you have had time to test it, please do let us know the results and any insights you came across, that will help others in the community.