Power BI visuals would gain enormous expressive power if users could replace data markers with custom images.
Today, markers are limited to basic shapes. This limits storytelling and makes dashboards less engaging.
Imagine a car company’s line chart tracking monthly sales. Instead of a standard dot, a small car icon could “drive” along the values, accelerating when sales rise and slowing when they dip. Instantly, the data comes to life and becomes memorable.
You might think: “An icon? Really?”
But dashboards are seen daily by finance directors, managers, and stakeholders who review repetitive data all the time.
A small visual detail like this grabs attention, improves recall, and increases the chance they act on the insight.
It’s not just decoration, it’s storytelling that drives decisions.
miguel
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