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Hi all,
I need to implement a dashboard that will present several bar charts based on the number of rows returned in my dataset. As illustration, my dataset is like below:
Category KPI Value
CAT1 KPI A 10
CAT1 KPI B 5
CAT2 KPI C 3
CAT3 KPI D 8
CAT3 KPI E 1
CAT3 KPI F 10
CAT3 KPI G 9
The slicer will contain the list of categories (CAT1, CAT2, CAT3). If the user selects the CAT1 on the slicer, then my dashboard needs to present 2 diferent bar charts for KPI A and KPI B. If the user selects CAT3 then the dashboard will present 4 diferent bar charts.
How to implement that? Do I need to create a custom visual? If so, is there any example to guide me?
Thanks a lot,
Guilherme Soares
@soaregj wrote:
Hi all,
I need to implement a dashboard that will present several bar charts based on the number of rows returned in my dataset. As illustration, my dataset is like below:
Category KPI Value
CAT1 KPI A 10
CAT1 KPI B 5
CAT2 KPI C 3
CAT3 KPI D 8
CAT3 KPI E 1
CAT3 KPI F 10
CAT3 KPI G 9
The slicer will contain the list of categories (CAT1, CAT2, CAT3). If the user selects the CAT1 on the slicer, then my dashboard needs to present 2 diferent bar charts for KPI A and KPI B. If the user selects CAT3 then the dashboard will present 4 diferent bar charts.
How to implement that? Do I need to create a custom visual? If so, is there any example to guide me?
Thanks a lot,
Guilherme Soares
I don't think it is possible, even with custom visual. The slicer visual is for filtering data and it can't control other visuals shown/hidden.
As a workaround, instead of showing different bar charts, show the data in one chart setting the KPI as "Legend" field.
Thanks @Eric_Zhang. I was probably too simplistic in my example. Sorry for that.
What I need is something like in the link below. Please notice every chart is a KPI and the quantity of KPI's (charts) varies from the location selected in the ChicletSlicer, meaning the charts are dynamically created on the report.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7MRYt91QJPATGd4VEEzeVpzMkE/view
Thanks,
Guilherme
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