Dot Plot for Power BI®

Change log

  • v1.0.0 (Apr 26, 2017) (version in the Marketplace)
    • Initial release

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Dot Plot by OKViz allows you to compare multiple measures by their magnitude, representing each data point with a simple dot.
The key benefit to use a Dot Plot is that you can start the Y-Axis from a value different from zero without conveying the wrong message.


  • Are OKViz components available in the Marketplace?
    Yes, we submit our components to Microsoft. The publishing schedule for the Marketplace is beyond our control, so components will be available there days or sometimes weeks after we release them.
  • Why did you create another gallery?
    We publish components — including more examples and documentation — on our OKViz website as soon as they are available. In our gallery we can also publish beta versions of the components, which would not be possible in the Marketplace.

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  2. If you don't find anything relevant, insert a new issue including as much details as possible, your Power BI Desktop version (or the browser you are using with Power BI service) and the version of the visual (you can find it in the About section inside the properties pane of the visual itself).
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Support

Dot Plot is a free and open source component (released under the MIT license). No royalties. Free today, free tomorrow.

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Source code

You can download the source code from our GitHub repository.