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POWER BI VISUALS REFERENCE

The ultimate reference for Power BI charts and visuals.

Microsoft Power BI is a great tool to create Business Intelligence reports, and
it includes several high-quality charts and visuals. In addition to the built-in
charts and visuals, there are more than 170 custom visuals you can download for
free from the integrated marketplace or from the AppSource.

Not sure how to pick the right visuals for your reports among all these
resources?
This reference aims at guiding you in that decision.



We analyzed all the 204 visuals available on Sep. 2018, assigned them to various
categories, and printed the result in a downloadable PDF file. The legend allows
you to identify built-in visuals, certified visuals (What does it mean?), and
visuals requiring an R environment. Furthermore, for some of the visuals we
indicated better alternatives within the same category.

Here are the categories we picked out:

 * Comparison – To compare the magnitude of measures
 * Change over time – To display the changing trend of measures
 * Part-to-whole – To identify the parts making up a measure total
 * Flow – To display a flow or dynamic relations
 * Ranking – To rank measures in an order
 * Spatial – To display measures over spatial maps
 * Distribution – To display the distribution of values
 * Correlation – To show correlations between measures
 * Single – To present single values
 * Narrative – To tell a story with data
 * Filter – To control report filters
 * Miscellaneous

> Want to learn how to design beautiful dashboards in Power BI? You need a video
> reference that helps you in choosing the right charts for your report? Don’t
> miss our Power BI Dashboard Design Video Course!

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 * Added more than 100 visuals
 * Added a few new categories: Filter, Narrative and Misc
 * Added marks for Certified, Built-in and R visuals

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