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vjnvinod
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looking for a specific visual

HI Team,

 

I am looking for a specific visual like the below

i have looked around, didn't find this, is there anyway i can have this visual in power BI desktop?

 

vjnvinod_0-1652074763937.png

 

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TheoC
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Hi @vjnvinod 

 

I have not see this visual in Power BI before.  I just checked the Power BI Visuals AppSource and couldn't find anything of the like either. 

 

Best of luck with the search!


Theo 

 

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vjnvinod
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@TheoC 

 

is this be developed using Charticulator?

Hi @vjnvinod I don't believe so. However, if you go to the Charticulator site, you might be able to get a better understanding of the possibilities.

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vjnvinod
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@TheoC 

 

I managed to resolve it by using python scripts

 

x_data=dataset.Status
 
plt.plot(x_data, d)
plt.plot(x_data, -d)
plt.bar(x_data, height=2*d, bottom=-d, width=0.3)
#plt.axis('off')
ax = plt.gca()
ax.set_xticklabels(x_data)
ax.set_yticklabels([])
plt.yticks([])
for data,x in zip(d, range(5)) :
plt.text(x, data+4, data)
plt.show()

@vjnvinod this is awesome mate. Well done!

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