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How to create a window/scatterplot with multiple X and Y axis

Hi there!

 

I'm new to this community, so I hope that I'm at the right spot to ask questions. I'm currently working on moving a Excel report to PowerBI and run into problems with building 1 specific very detailed visualization.

 

I've added an attachment to explain my problem in more detail, but to quickly describe it: I have a data set (which I can't share) with the following information:

- A (let's say) vehicle visit number

- An ATA (Y axis)

- An ATD (Y axis)

- A start position* (x axis)

- A end position* (x axis)

- A vehicle type (color in the sheet)

- Some additional information: Like vehicle name, type, driver, etc.

 

*Given is that a vehicle driver 'parks' his vehicle on a terrain that uses an unique number for every square meter. We would like to know the utilization by drawing it out in a sort of map (see attachment)ExampleExample

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v-juanli-msft
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Hi @Anonymous 

As searched and tested, there is no the same visual as your example.

The similar ones are Gantt chart or Gantt chart by MAQ Software.

 

Best Reagrds

Maggie

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