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,
Custom Matrix Visual - Expand/collapse row headers problems
Hello, I've been having some trouble figuring out how to do expand and collapse on row headers of my custom matrix visual. I've followed the guide on your docs here but buttons don't all work. I'm rendering a button for nodes where node?.isCollapsed != undefined, meaning it should be expandable/collapsable. However, I cannot get this to work for deeper levels than the first. Comparing the default matrix visualization, the buttons are rendered correctly. Therefore I suspect it has something to do with the creation of SelectionId of the inner rows. This is where I just can't figure anything out because the documentation on SelectionId for matrices is lacking. In image, button for "Resultat" works, "Driftsresultat" within does not. Can I get some help identifying the issue? Debugging selectionId is not fun, wish its api was open.
Product Launch Custom Visual
I'm searching for a way to visualize product launch data using Power BI. My company currently uses a manual process via PowerPoint to visualize product launches as they progress to their ultimate launch date throughout a month. The attached visual displays a typical month in which we have one or more launches per week. I need the ability to display multiple product launch boxes for each week on the same row. I also need the ability to import custom graphics (see colored check marks on left side of the graphic) to display the associated launch status of each product. In addition, the visual would also need to display potential product launches with 2 or more on a row as well that are not yet assigned a due date. Does anyone know if there is a custom visual availablle that provides this type of feature set?
Deneb Line Chart using "repeat"
Hi everyone, I am trying to make a multiple views line chart in @deneb. Its a replication of what Power BI guy made in this video.(link attached at the end). My line chart however, has two scenarios: Act and Bud. I was able to get those. However, I want budget line to be a dotted line and I am not able to get it. Could you please help with it? Power BI file and Code attached below: What I can do so far: Power BI link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Eghfv1IYX4zzcsIvXT7emUrHbN41EaWN/view?usp=sharing Deneb Code: { "title": { "anchor": "middle", "align": "center", "offset": 10, "text": "Ratio Analysis", "font": "Segoe UI", "fontSize": 16, "fontWeight": "bold", "fontStyle": "normal", "subtitle": "Monthly Comparision", "subtitleFontSize": 12, "subtitleFontStyle": "italic" }, "data": {"name": "dataset"}, "repeat": [ "Bonus T", "Pts Rolling T", "Total Pts by GW T" ], "columns": 1, "spec": { "mark": "trail", "encoding": { "x": { "field": "Round", "type": "ordinal", "title": null }, "y": { "field": {"repeat": "repeat"}, "type": "quantitative", "formatType": "pbiFormat", "format": "#.00%" }, "color": { "field": "Scenario", "type": "nominal", "scale": { "range": ["black", "gray"] } }, "tooltip": [ { "field": "Round", "type": "ordinal" }, { "field": {"repeat": "repeat"}, "type": "quantitative", "formatType": "pbiFormat", "format": "#.00%" } ] } }, "resolve": { "scale": { "x": "independent", "size": "independent" } } } Power BI guy Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6FZYTSKI6Y&list=PL6oIJxyQvMGTxh4tREeKflcKVlOfGdyim&index=2
