Bar chart represents current year premium vs last year. looks like this now:
But I want to put last year premium inside the current year premium bar.
something like that:
Is it possible to achieve in Power BI?
It is not possible with the built-in visualizations, currently, but check out the Bullet Chart custom visual by OKViz.
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I built a chart and it turned out chaotic because it had too many series in the legend. Therefore, I want to use the tooltips to show the series title, so that it looks tidy. But I am not sure what is the best way to achieve that.
The goal is that when you hover over a color band on the bar chart the correct title shows up. Below is an example of what it currently looks like, with too many series in the legend.
You can turn on tooltips using the miscellaneous tab of your chart menu. Then, input the value of {{w_chart.hover.series}}.
I have a bar chart with exact dates over several years (ex: January 1st, 2016 to February 30th, 2019) on the x-axis and the number of events per day on the y-axis (ex: number of gatherings). On this bar chart, I am trying to also indicate certain dates on which some type of change occurred (ex: a fair opened causing an increase in events). I want to be able to indicate this either with a colored line on the bar chart and a legend on the side explaining the change corresponding with that color (ex: purple line marked on January 3rd, 2016. legend shows purple line with explanation: "fair opened") or an arrow marking that date with the text relating to that event (ex: "fair opened" with arrow pointing to/from January 3rd, 2016). I'm not sure how to go about doing this (would this require uploading a dataset into contour?). I'm pretty new to Contour, so any help is appreciated!
In general, Foundry is quite strongly opinionated that things should be backed by "data", so if you want to keep track of and display events in your charts, you'll want a dataset holding your event data.
The quickest way to go about this would be to create a new Fusion sheet and sync a table region to a dataset. You can then copy/paste or simply manually enter data into the spreadsheet and it will update the related dataset. In Contour, you can then add an Overlay to your existing chart and point it to the dataset holding your events. If you make this a scatterplot layer, you can, for example get a circle drawn on the chart where each event takes place.
There is much more robust support for timeseries and event type data once your data is incorporated into the Ontology layer, where you can use Quiver and Vertex for more complex visual analysis and dashboard building. If you're just interested to explore these features of the platform, check out the first few courses in the APPDEV series which will introduce you to the Ontology layer and the basics of Quiver.
You can't have an arrow or free text overlaying your chart in contour.
However you could have another chart line layered with the first one that just overlaps and highlights the section you want. That layer will have its own legend, so it would have a similar effect.
I would like to have a 3D Area Chart in my SSRS Report, which contains 3 Dimensions like in Excel to display the month, volume and categories, the data of these three columns.
It should look like this example below (Pic just an example, taken from Google):
The problem now is,I seem not to be able to add the third axis to display month in ssrs. Does anybody here have a solution for that?
Thanks!
I'm not sure that you can achieve your example without buying some additional chart types.
The closest I could get (in the 10 minutes I had spare) was to setup a 3d Area chart as follows... (note: my dataset only contains year, month and amount for simplicity)
Which, based on some sample data I had... gives the following..
I want to make a 'year' and 'month' selection on the mobile web using HTML selection list with independent 2 columns. Selection one doesn't affect the other selection like iPhone alarm setting.
Also, I want to make a drop-down using one click (etc. I don't want to let the people click twice to open each year and month selection.)
I've searched google and I couldn't find the answer. Anyone would help? Thank you very much!!
I'm having a very rough time trying to group this SSRS chart correctly. It's easy as pie in Excel. So I'm wondering what I need to do in SSRS to duplicate it.
There are no hard errors to report other than the data is not being displayed the way I want it to be displayed.
One image shows the Chart Data I am passing into the chart, the other shows the visual appearance.
The final image is taken from Excell and shows what I am trying to do inside SSRS. The Excel chart displays it just about perfectly to what I am looking for.
The next two images are from excell. One displays just about perfectly how I am trying to get it to look on SSRS. The other one is how I am passing the data into SSRS.
Any idea how I need to group the data within the SSRS chart to display it the way I am looking for?
i don't think you can create the exact copy of that graph, but
try making the graph larger (taller) and also change vertical axis interval to 1
(right click on vertical axis go into properties>> axis options >> interval 1)
you can get something like this