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A Sankey diagram displays the movement of data, resources, or values across multiple stages, making it especially useful for analyzing processes like cost allocation, user behavior flows, and data pipeline performance. This chart type shows how values progress from a source, through one or more intermediate stages, to a final target, offering a clear view […]

Funnel and pyramid charts are powerful tools for visualizing sequential data, each serving distinct analytical purposes. They help with understanding how data progresses or transforms through various stages. A funnel chart is designed to represent processes where values decrease at each step. A classic example is a sales pipeline, where a large number of initial […]

Power BI dashboards can quickly become cluttered when presenting proportional data, especially with large numbers of categories or hierarchical datasets. Traditional chart types often struggle to convey relative magnitudes clearly, making it difficult for users to interpret complex data at a glance.   Packed Bubble Charts offer a clear, visually engaging way to represent proportions within […]

Effective market analysis requires more than just data. It demands clarity in how that data is presented. When evaluating competitive positioning, segment performance, and market share, decision-makers need tools that reveal insights at a glance. Mekko Charts in Power BI offer a powerful way to visualize these dynamics in a single, comprehensive view—eliminating the need […]

Analyzing datasets with multiple variables, such as sales, costs, production time, customer satisfaction, and quality metrics—can quickly become overwhelming using standard visualizations. When you need to explore relationships across several dimensions at once, the Parallel Coordinates chart in Power BI offers a powerful solution. This chart type allows you to compare many variables simultaneously, making […]

To uncover patterns in your data, it's often essential to go beyond individual values and explore how multiple variables interact. Bubble charts make it possible to visualize these multi-dimensional relationships in a single, intuitive view—showing not just the position of data points, but also their relative size and importance. For users working with Power BI, […]

Visualizing multiple metrics such as revenue, profit margin, and customer acquisition cost within a single chart can be challenging when those values exist on different scales. Using only one y-axis in Power BI often results in distorted visuals or misinterpretation, especially when comparing percentages against absolute values.  This is where creating a multi-axis chart in […]

Histograms offer a powerful way to understand the distribution and frequency of your numerical data. While seemingly simple, they hold the key to uncovering patterns, identifying outliers, and gaining crucial insights that might be hidden in raw numbers. Before jumping to conclusions or applying complex statistical models, a histogram provides an essential first look into […]

Dashboards are built to inform, but when they’re packed with metrics, it can be difficult to spot what actually requires action. Action Dots in Power BI solve this problem by highlighting key insights directly within your visuals. Instead of scanning through dozens of numbers, users can immediately identify where attention is needed—helping teams prioritize faster […]

A Sankey chart helps visualize the flow of data between different stages. It shows how values move from one category to another using nodes and flows. The nodes represent stages, and the flows represent the magnitude of movement between those stages.   Using a Sankey chart in Power BI, you can simplify complex pathways, such as […]