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Hi,
Wonder how I could find the similar visualization like this?
(with the status on the top and add information, such as quantity and value)
Now what I could find is Gantt chart, but it may not meet the requirements to track order status.
Kindly ask your help in this.
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Hi @Anonymous,
There's currently no such visual that can do this that doesn't come with an additional cost - the Visio custom visual can do it but you'll need at least one Visio license to author the layout that you'll need to load into the visual.
However if you always want to show the same statuses irrespective of totals actually being available for your filter context, you could set this up using a number of cards and a layout image.
A lot of articles are geared on doing this for the whole report background but you can use it for a small part of the page and overlay the cards. Here's a couple of articles that help underpin the concept better than I can:
This approach is not as convenient as having a ready-made visual, but does ultimately give you more control over the look and feel of your version, and as long as each placeholder is designed correctly - it should respond nicely to any slicers on the page, too.
I made a quick version of your design, using the Customer Profitability sample report data, and the Division attribute as my "status". It's not 100% accurate, but you should be able be to tweak accordingly:
Finished product
I'll explain my method below and hopefully this will give you some ideas:
Division Total =
FORMAT(COUNTROWS(BU) + 0, "(0)")
Here's a shareable link of the report I used above for you to download if you want to take a further look.
I hope this gives you some ideas on how to solve your challenge. Good luck!
Daniel
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Hi @Anonymous,
There's currently no such visual that can do this that doesn't come with an additional cost - the Visio custom visual can do it but you'll need at least one Visio license to author the layout that you'll need to load into the visual.
However if you always want to show the same statuses irrespective of totals actually being available for your filter context, you could set this up using a number of cards and a layout image.
A lot of articles are geared on doing this for the whole report background but you can use it for a small part of the page and overlay the cards. Here's a couple of articles that help underpin the concept better than I can:
This approach is not as convenient as having a ready-made visual, but does ultimately give you more control over the look and feel of your version, and as long as each placeholder is designed correctly - it should respond nicely to any slicers on the page, too.
I made a quick version of your design, using the Customer Profitability sample report data, and the Division attribute as my "status". It's not 100% accurate, but you should be able be to tweak accordingly:
Finished product
I'll explain my method below and hopefully this will give you some ideas:
Division Total =
FORMAT(COUNTROWS(BU) + 0, "(0)")
Here's a shareable link of the report I used above for you to download if you want to take a further look.
I hope this gives you some ideas on how to solve your challenge. Good luck!
Daniel
If my post helps, then please consider accepting as a solution to help other forum members find the answer more quickly 🙂
Proud to be a Super User!
On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
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