Bullet Chart for Power BI®
Change log
- v2.1.6 (Mar 26, 2018)
- Negative axis truncation
- Legend issue
- v2.1.5 (Dec 9, 2017) (version in the AppSource)
- NEW: target markers can be hidden
- NEW: multiple tooltips support
- FIX: highlight interaction with target
- FIX: vertical orientation issues with labels
- NEW: labels formatting options
- v2.1.4 (Jun 20, 2017)
- FIX: security issue
- v2.1.3 (Apr 3, 2017)
- FIX: iOS rendering issue
- v2.1.2 (Mar 28, 2017)
- FIX: missing highlight value in tooltips and other small issues
- FIX: wrong labels when drilling down
- FIX: wrong data labels placement
- FIX: number formatting issue
- NEW: migration to API 1.5
- NEW: legend
- v2.1.1 (Dec 24, 2016)
- FIX: blank data issue
- v2.1.0 (Dec 20, 2016)
- See the full change log here.
- v2.0.7 (Jun 7, 2016)
- First release after the Power BI Best Visual Contest 2015
Older Versions
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- v2.1.5 | v2.1.5-beta | AppSource (Dec 9, 2017 - PBI Desktop NOV 2017)
- NEW: target markers can be hidden
- NEW: multiple tooltips support
- FIX: highlight interaction with target
- FIX: vertical orientation issues with labels
- NEW: labels formatting options
- v2.1.4 | v2.1.4-beta (Jun 20, 2017 - PBI Desktop JUL 2017)
- FIX: security issue
- v2.1.3 | v2.1.3-beta (Apr 3, 2017 - PBI Desktop MAR 2017)
- FIX: iOS rendering issue
- v2.1.2 | v2.1.2-beta (Mar 28, 2017 - PBI Desktop MAR 2017)
- FIX: missing highlight value in tooltips and other small issues
- FIX: wrong labels when drilling down
- FIX: wrong data labels placement
- FIX: number formatting issue
- NEW: migration to API 1.5
- NEW: legend
- v2.1.1 (Dec 24, 2016 - PBI Desktop NOV 2016)
- FIX: blank data issue
- v2.1.0 (Dec 20, 2016 - PBI Desktop NOV 2016)
- See the full change log here.
- v2.0.7 (Jun 7, 2016 - PBI Desktop 2.35.4399.601)
- First release after the Power BI Best Visual Contest 2015
- 1 Accept terms
- 2 Download
- 3 Use in Power BI
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Winner of the Microsoft Power BI Best Visual Contest 2015 - 1st People Choice
Watch the demo in the video belowInspired by Stephen Few, the Bullet Chart by OKViz allows you to show data values, saving precious space on your reports. It can render single or multiple values in a series and show comparison values, different targets, and performance areas. Horizontal and vertical mode included.
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