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A tornado chart is a visualization used to compare the relative impact of different variables, making it especially useful for sensitivity analysis and side-by-side comparisons. Its horizontal bar layout highlights the largest effects at the top and the smallest at the bottom, creating a shape that resembles a tornado. This makes tornado charts effective for […]

A bullet chart is a visualization designed to measure performance against a target. It builds on the bar chart by combining actual values, comparative measures, and qualitative ranges in a compact format. This makes bullet charts especially effective for monitoring KPIs such as revenue versus quota, expenses against budget, or progress toward strategic goals.  In […]

Relying solely on basic bar or line charts can sometimes limit your analytical depth. To truly grasp the distribution, spread, and potential outliers within your datasets, a more sophisticated statistical chart is often necessary. This is where the Box Plot, also known as a box and whisker plot, emerges as a powerful and concise visualization, […]

A sunburst chart is designed to display hierarchical data, showing how each level contributes to the whole. It arranges information in circular layers, where the center represents the top level of the hierarchy and each outer layer breaks it down further. The size of each segment reflects its proportion, making sunburst charts well suited for […]

A ribbon chart is a visualization that highlights how category rankings change over time. It is an effective analysis tool for uncovering patterns in competitive standings, monitoring KPIs across periods, and communicating changes in rank to decision-makers. By emphasizing the movement between categories rather than just absolute values, ribbon charts provide a clear view of […]

Identifying precise differences and trends between business units or time periods is essential for targeted strategy and resource allocation. While Power BI offers a variety of standard visuals, they can miss subtle but important variations in your data. Storytelling charts such as the Dumbbell Chart, Dot Plot, Range Bar, and Arrow Plot are designed to […]

Accurately conveying change between two data points is a common but often overlooked challenge in business intelligence reporting. While Power BI offers a range of visuals for trend analysis, the slope graph provides a clear and efficient way to compare values across two periods or categories. It eliminates unnecessary visual noise, allowing analysts and decision-makers […]

In KPI-driven reporting, it’s not enough to show performance, you need to show how that performance measures up against defined goals. Gauge charts in Power BI offer a concise way to visualize progress against a target or threshold, making them especially effective in executive dashboards and performance monitoring. While often underused, they provide immediate context […]

Understanding data patterns in scatter and bubble charts can often require more than just visual interpretation. This is where trendlines play a critical role. Inforiver Analytics+ includes built-in support for trendlines as part of its advanced analytics capabilities, enabling users to overlay predictive insights directly on their visualizations. With options to display both the trendline […]

A powerful new visualization has joined our suite of chart types: the network graph. Best suited for hierarchical datasets, this chart type can bring your data to life by highlighting links between entities and mapping inflows and outflows.   Discover more insights in your data with our upgraded interactivity that makes exploring multi-layered visuals effortless through […]