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I need help building a 360 radar chart like this in power bi... That shows like a wedge against score. The highest score is 5 and the least is 1. The 360 chart shows slices accross all the Labels and wedges based on the different scores.
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What differences do you find with the solution I proposed?
you can start from this and customize it using the open source project that I shared with you
@gdelpuenteCinec In a case where i want the label to show side by side with the Chart width, can't find any option to make that display from the powerbi interphase. Also If i want to modify this chart further, from the github link you sent, which specific source file should i go in to tweak this chart which ever way i want and also what editing tool tool is suitable to make this editing.I'm sure one cant make such modifcation with DAx
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file PowerBI-visuals-AsterPlot/src/services/dataRenderService.ts
.text((d: LabelEnabledDataPoint) => d.labeltext)
you should change the d.labeltext value or concatenate with the category
A dumb question..
1. Is it possible i edit this on powerbi page or i edit the code on github then export the file back to powerbi
2. Could you please also point me to the code number where i can edit so that its sorted based on colour rather than on highest figure like the way it is
Thanks for your help
.sort(null)
as written in the d3 documentation:
sort(iterable, comparator)
Returns an array containing the values in the given iterable in the sorted order defined by the given comparator or accessor function. If comparator is not specified, it defaults to d3.ascending
I think you can try removing this step
Still in search of a solution to making this Rose kind Radar Chart...
CHART above
Didnt get what I want. Who else has a solution to this
What differences do you find with the solution I proposed?
you can start from this and customize it using the open source project that I shared with you
i have juts tried this. let me see if i can adjust it further from the source project...... many thanks @gdelpuenteCinec ...
Hi, try with this
Aster Plot
it's also open source
https://github.com/Microsoft/powerbi-visuals-asterplot