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datalearner
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sql graph analytics (node and edge) visualizations

Hi I was looking for recommendations or samples of poeple using sql graph models database objects (edges and nodes) in visualiztions for power  bi. I'm using multiple nodes and edges. I've used some of the "network" visualizations and they work great for a single fact table with housing various steps of process (eg, flight data) but I'm looking for a great use cases of visualizing multiple sql graphs edges and nodes. Thanks.

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CGlembocki
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There are a few new visuals from MAQ Software in the Marketplace that may help.

Are you looking solely for visuals or looking for graph related functions in Power BI? I ask because I’m hoping to include SQL operations like this into my projects: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/graphs/sql-graph-shortest-path?view=sqlall...

While I use Power BI extensively for data wrangling, I have not yet found a set of visuals that work for my data (specifically, I’m looking for a visual that handles sugiyama renderings - directed, acyclic graphs with unlimited parents/children per node and minimized overlapping edges).

I end up doing most of my work in Power BI then export the edge and node tables and use them in other packages (e.g., data graphics in Visio, Excel’s NodeXL template, Gephi, and Cytoscape).



v-chuncz-msft
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@datalearner 

 

You may take a look at Force-Directed Graph.

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