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Hi Experts,
I am sorry to ask you, but I have already spent a lot of time on my problem very specific to my need, I can not find the solution or help in docs and internet...
So I ask for your help to unblock me.
Here is the problem:
I would like to do a PBI report in PBI Desktop, the advantage is that I have complete control over the data and the structure, so if I have to change the table I can do it.
The data are as follows (for example):
The idea being to be able to view the following info in the same chart, whitout drill down:
- Threat Name groups (HR Data, Finance, ...)
- For each group, there will always be a type C, I and A
- Each type will always have a level (high, medium or low)
- And finally each type has a percentage of completion
Ideally, the level should be displayed in an increasing manner. (high greater than medium and medium greater than low).
I would like to succeed in making a chart that would look like this.
For the moment I managed to do only this one, without the red lines that I added to show you another way to represent the missing level.
Can you help me please ?
Thank you very much in advance !!!
Hmm, seems like you need a hybrid of a clustered column chart and a stacked column chart. I would investigate third-party visuals perhaps. Actually, you might be able to do what you want with a Line and Clustered Column Chart. The line could add in the missing information.
Hello Greg,
Thank you for your prompt response.
Indeed, for the chart of my draft drawing, I looked quickly on the side of the 3 rd party, without really finding something that could match... If you have any suggestions ?
And for the second chart, the one with the red line that I added. I just thought of using a Line and Clustered Column Chart the problem is that I can't get the "Line Values" to be interpreted on the Level column for all the Type column.
When I try to put the "Level" column in "Line Values" an aggregate is done ... But also, the line that appear on the chart takes into account the group ThreatName and not the Type (C, I and A).
We can clearly see in this screen that the line does not match in addition to being an calculate as an aggregate.
Thx again.
Regards.
Also here is additional information to help you better understand the data. I tried to represent the notion of Level (High, Medium and Low) in the LevelValue column which has the values 33 for Low, 66 for Medium and 100 for High. In order to try to place the points of the line in the right place in relation to the Y axis.
Hi again,
Any ideas, Any help on this ?...
I still don't have any solutions to do this chart. Maybe you have suggestion on how display data differently to have the same goal, or to change the data itself, ...
Thx again for your time !
Regards,
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