Dynamically resizing bubbles based on data values on powerbi
Hi everyone, I’m building a fruit-inventory dashboard and want to show each stage of our banana supply chain as a bubble. For example: Harvested Bananas: 10 crates In Transit: 80 crates Delivered: 50 crates Each stage is represented by a bubble, and I’d like the bubble size to grow or shrink automatically according to the count—so “In Transit” would appear largest when it has 80 crates, and “Harvested” smaller with only 10. I previously tried the Akvelon Power BI visual, but I couldn’t get the bubble size to respond dynamically to the measure. The layout should display the stages sequentially (1-2-3…) while each bubble scales with the underlying data. What’s the best way to achieve this in Power BI? Would you recommend a custom visual, a DAX measure trick, or another built-in visual? Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
PowerBI custom visual "hidden" options in format panel
Hello, I'm playing around with custom visuals and I'm trying to understant how they work. So I reach a point where I have added 3 blades to the format panel, X-axis, Y-axis, and gridlines. X/Y Axis work but when I added the blade for gridlines all the format panel options dissapear. As for what I understant that means that something is wrong with gridlines. Okey, so here is the "odd" thing. I'm debuggin the custom visual. I can see that VisualFormattingSettingsModel is being populated, not only that but I can also use parameters from grindlines. The problem is that those confs do not appear on the formatting panel, it feels like they are there but they are hidden... To be honest I was specting that VisualFormattingSettingsModel would be empty because idk, I mess up with something in settings.ts or capabilities.json. But the variables exist and at least I can use them. Any help is appreciated, Thanks. BTW, do not worrie about the data shown in the graphics. Is one of the sample datasets
