I would like to suggest enhancements to the free Gantt Chart visual in Power BI to better support real-world project tracking and resource planning needs. Currently, the visual lacks some key features that are frequently requested by users:
- Flexibility to use separate rows for different types of events (e.g., statuses vs. failures), without requiring all data to be merged into a single table.
- A multi-row view for resource planning, allowing multiple tasks or events to be visualized per resource.
- The ability to correctly display failure events at their actual dates, rather than at the start of a status.
- Support for a dedicated Milestones field to represent critical events such as failures or deadlines.
- Improved performance and rendering when working with large datasets.
I’ve noticed that these features are already available in the PowerGantt Chart visual by Nova Silva, which is a paid solution.
Are there any plans for Microsoft to acquire or integrate this visual into the native Power BI visuals? Or is there a roadmap to include similar capabilities in the free Gantt Chart visual?
Thank you for considering this suggestion!
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