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chart suggestion
I want suggestion realted to chart that which chart can be used below is the image that i have created uisng power bi deneb chart can someone suggest me a chart similar to this deneb chart in this chart circle is my score and the line inside is median and the left and right of the rectangle represent my quartile1, quartile3 . Deneb chart is slow so i want to use another chart. chart suggestion should be like this i want to show horizontally only. Please help if someone has solved this kind of problem as soon as problem or if anybody has any suggestion.
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Hi poojayadav22 ,
Try Charticulator, Chart Templates , Line and Clustered COlumn Chart(there is an option for error bars).
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praful
Hi poojayadav22 ,
As mentioned by Praful_Potphode try their recommended visuals Charticulator, Chart Templates , Line and Clustered Column Chart.
If you want to represent quartile1, quartile3 you can also check out donut chart, which is a built in visual in Power BI.I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.
Thank you
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- kushanNaSuper User
Hi poojayadav22
Have you tried using Python’s built-in visual? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_DOF_qjguA&t=32s
The limitation is that there are no tooltips, so you will need to handle the data labeling within the visual and adjust them accordingly. If you want to interact with the visual, you will need to do so via a slicer.
attached is the sample i have created for your reference
- poojayadav22Advocate I
i do not want to use python visual neither deneb right now i am using deneb chart
- Praful_PotphodeSuper User
Hi poojayadav22 ,
Try Charticulator, Chart Templates , Line and Clustered COlumn Chart(there is an option for error bars).
please give kudos or mark it as solution once confirmed.
Thanks and Regards,
praful
- GrowthNativesSuper User
Hi poojayadav22 , you can try xViz Box and Whisker Chart for this, here are the steps below to do so :
Go to AppSource → “xViz Box and Whisker Chart” → Add.
In Power BI Desktop:
Category field: dimension (e.g., department, region)
Values field: your metric (used to calculate quartiles automatically)
Under Plot Settings → Orientation → Horizontal
To add your circle (score):
Add your “User Score” as a custom data point / reference line.
Choose Marker shape = circle.
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i do not want to show whisker lines can you see the image that i shared with you
- GrowthNativesSuper User
- You can remove whiskers
In the Format Pane (paint roller icon):
Expand Box Options
Turn off:
Show whiskers → Disable
Display outliers → Disable (if visible)
Set Box Fill = On, adjust color/transparency as desired.
Now your chart will show only the box between Q1–Q3 with the median line.
- Add Your Circle (Score Marker)
Add a new Custom Data Point / Reference Line
Choose:
Value: Your Score field or a measure
Marker shape: Circle (⚪)
Marker color: Distinct (e.g., blue)
Line style: None (you only want the circle)
In Plot Settings → Orientation, select:
Horizontal (default vertical → switch to horizontal)
- You can remove whiskers
- v-nmadadi-msftCommunity Support
Hi poojayadav22
I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided by Praful_Potphode . Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
Thank you. - v-nmadadi-msftCommunity Support
Hi poojayadav22
May I check if this issue has been resolved? If not, Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
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Hi poojayadav22 ,
As mentioned by Praful_Potphode try their recommended visuals Charticulator, Chart Templates , Line and Clustered Column Chart.
If you want to represent quartile1, quartile3 you can also check out donut chart, which is a built in visual in Power BI.I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.
Thank you