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Target and Actual are two different column values , Date is the start of week date from individual dates.
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Hi @Anonymous,
If you want to have it as close as possible to your screenshot, the only way I have been able to manage it is with layering two custom visuals that manage line charts as small multiples. The closest fit is using the Line Chart by Akvelon custom visual:
If you need the y-axis values, this visual will display them on each small multiple. There doesn't seem to be a property to manage this.
I personally produce a Small Multiple Line Chart visual and the same technique can be used, but I can't quite get it as close - for instance, I can keep a shared axis, but my visual currently doesn't support data labels, e.g.:
I've attached a sample workbook with my attempts for you to see how you get on with.
If you want it to be very specific then you can try using Charticulator to reproduce the layout.
Hopefully this will give you some ideas to explore. Good luck!
Daniel
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My course: Introduction to Developing Power BI Visuals
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Nothing I can think of in terms of default visuals. You can look in the gallery of extra visuals. Or, you could try SVG or R or Python visuals.
Hi @Anonymous,
If you want to have it as close as possible to your screenshot, the only way I have been able to manage it is with layering two custom visuals that manage line charts as small multiples. The closest fit is using the Line Chart by Akvelon custom visual:
If you need the y-axis values, this visual will display them on each small multiple. There doesn't seem to be a property to manage this.
I personally produce a Small Multiple Line Chart visual and the same technique can be used, but I can't quite get it as close - for instance, I can keep a shared axis, but my visual currently doesn't support data labels, e.g.:
I've attached a sample workbook with my attempts for you to see how you get on with.
If you want it to be very specific then you can try using Charticulator to reproduce the layout.
Hopefully this will give you some ideas to explore. Good luck!
Daniel
Proud to be a Super User!
My course: Introduction to Developing Power BI Visuals
On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
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