Blogs

Note: This blog addresses some features of the custom visual that will be available in the App Source in Nov 2019. To get this latest build, reach out to us here. The Hierarchical Tree is an advanced custom visual of the xViz suite built for Power BI to showcase hierarchies in a more visually appealing manner. […]

Note: This blog addresses some features of the custom visual that will be available in the App Source in Nov 2019. To get this latest build, reach out to us here. This blog is part of the Gantt Chart Blog Series Gantt charts are a set of bars representing a task across a certain timeline. Where the […]

Note: For the Latest Feature Updates to xViz Gantt Chart Power BI Visual, check this blog out! This blog is part of the Gantt Chart Blog Series Gantt Chart is one of the most widely used project planning tools. It helps you visualize your project plan to articulate, communicate, and monitor the progress. A Gantt Chart shows […]

Note: This blog addresses some features of the custom visual that will be available in the App Source in Nov 2019. To get this latest build, reach out to us here. This blog is part of the Bullet Chart Blog Series. In the previous blog, we looked at some of the key features of the bullet chart and […]

Note: This blog addresses some features of the custom visual that will be available in the App Source in Nov 2019. To get this latest build, reach out to us here. This blog is part of the Bullet Chart Blog Series Bullet charts are a variation of a bar chart developed by Stephen Few as a replacement for […]

Newly Released Charts xViz suite has been highlighted in the Power BI desktop summary blog series for the 3rd month in a row. The blog talks about exclusive features of 2 custom visuals- 1. Advanced Gauge – a great way to represent a metric against a scale with optional qualitative representations illustrated by colors. 2. Hierarchical Filter – a […]

Note: For the Latest Feature Updates to xViz Hierarchy Filter Power BI Visual, check this blog out! Introduction This month we release 3 new visuals as part of our xViz suite of visuals for Power BI in the Microsoft App Source –  Advanced Gauge Hierarchy Filter Hierarchy Tree Of which my personal favorite is the Hierarchy Filter. The Hierarchy […]

Advanced Gauge is a great way to represent a metric against a scale with optional qualitative representations illustrated by colors. They are also sometimes referred to as a speedometer or tachometer chart and are most commonly used to measure values like volume, temperature, speed, etc. The Advanced gauges are good for following use cases: Display […]

Thanks to the Microsoft Power BI team for the valuable endorsement to our product xViz for Power BI, by getting featured at length in their October 2019 Power BI Desktop Summary Blog. The October Summary talks about the three new visuals as part of xViz Suite. xViz is a suite of Enterprise Custom Visuals specifically built […]

Note: This blog addresses some features of the custom visual that will be available in the App Source in Sep 2019. To get this latest build, reach out to us here. Advanced Gauge charts always reminds me of a speedometer that measures and displays the instantaneous speed of the vehicle which always indicates if we are crossing […]