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The Multi Axes Chart for Power BI gives you the ability to have up to 5 axes. The custom visual provides 10 options for choosing series such as line, column, area, spline, stacked column/area etc. Additional configuration options include conditional formatting, error bars, horizontal and vertical bands, and horizontal reference lines to round out this visualization’s formatting capabilities. The static reference lines & bands allow the user to track performance against set benchmarks or business thresholds.
(without Watermark)
All enterprise features are completely unlocked and free to use within Power BI Desktop
(Minimum 10 Users)
billed annually
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| Number of Users | Under 10 | 11-49 | 50-99 | 100-249 | 250-499 | 500-1000 | Unlimited |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per Month (billed annually) | $1.5/user | $1.25/user | $1/user | $0.8/user | $0.7/user | $0.6/user | Contact |
Apply different colors to highlight data based on business rules
Choose from 20+ chart types to best present your data
Customize from 10+ data series options to fit the available real estate
Navigate to external URLs by passing dynamic context and parameters
Use up to 5 axes to meet your enterprise needs
Configure series display including patterns, color, line and marker
Provide insights with deviation bar, error bars, reference lines and bands
Display additional data with stacked chart or shared tooltip
Get to know about all the advanced features offered by xViz Multi Axes Chart in this insightful video
This blog is part of the Multi Axes Blog Series Annotations provide context to enhance your storytelling experience with textual call outs and drive attention to important areas. Annotations help communicate one's ideas effectively by drawing attention to the marked...
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This blog is part of the Multi Axes Blog Series In this blog, we will be looking at some of the latest feature additions to the xViz Multi Axes Chart v1.1.5 and how they empower better reporting in Power BI. What's New - Summary Annotation New Utility Menu Runtime...
This blog is part of the Multi Axes Blog Series In this blog, we will see how to pass dynamic values to an external Drilldown Report (SAP Webi) from Power BI using External URL feature from xViz Multi Axes Chart. xViz Visuals has made our analytics life easier by...
For any feature requests or questions about this advanced custom visual, please write to us at community.xviz.com
| Features | xViz Advanced Trellis |
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| Free | Pro | |
| Annotation | ||
| Orientation | ||
| Advanced Conditional Formatting | ||
| Runtime Series Visibility | ||
| Utility Menu | ||
| External Url | ||
| Column Totals | ||
| Number Formatting for Individual Series | ||
| Semantic Formatting | ||
| Legends with RTL Support | ||
| Horizontal / Vertical Reference Line | ||
| Horizontal / Vertical Reference band | ||
| No of Series Display | ||
| Advance Editor | ||
| Series Visibility | ||
| Summary Table | ||
| Various Series Options - Line, Area, Column, Stacked etc.. | ||
| Data Series Pattern | ||
| Data Label Customization | ||
| Conditional Formatting in Legends | ||
| Click Legends to Hide Series | ||
| Shared Tooltip | ||
| X and Y Axis Positioning | ||
| Flip Axis | ||
| Reverse Axis | ||
| Breadcrumb | ||
| Axis Label Customization | ||
| Customize Plot Area Width | ||
| On Demand Drilldown | ||
| Global Font Family | ||
| Footer Section | ||
| Align Axis threshold | ||
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