Multi Axes Chart for Microsoft Power BI - xViz Advanced Custom Visual

Multi Axes Chart

For Microsoft^® Power BI

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.

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Features

Conditional Formatting

Apply different colors to highlight data based on business rules

Various Chart Types

Choose from 20+ chart types to best present your data

Data Series Customization

Customize from 10+ data series options to fit the available real estate

External URL

Navigate to external URLs by passing dynamic context and parameters

Multiple Y axes

Use up to 5 axes to meet your enterprise needs

Series Formatting

Configure series display including patterns, color, line and marker

Advanced Analytics and Statistics

Provide insights with deviation bar, error bars, reference lines and bands

Advanced Tooltip

Display additional data with stacked chart or shared tooltip

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