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nishantjainuk / SimpleWaterfall-PowerBI

A Power BI Visual that allows users to create simple waterfall charts just by using measures. The standard waterfall chart isn't design to create multi step waterfall and requires the underlying data to be in a particular layout. You can create multi step waterfall. This is very useful in Finance report where you need to create causal reports.
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Y-Axis area is left unused even after disabling Y-Axis #49

Open vickydev83 opened 3 years ago

vickydev83 commented 3 years ago

When I disable the Y-Axis, the area/space that the why axis typically uses is left as is causing a big white space to kind of show up and making the overall chart look misaligned. SimpleWaterfall

nishantjainuk commented 3 years ago

Thanks for using the visual and your feedback.

@vickydev83 I am aware of this bug and plan to fix this in the next release. I will keep you updated once I get this sorted.

Nishant

vickydev83 commented 3 years ago

Thanks Nishant for the update.

By the way, awesome visual! I've generally stayed away from using Custom Visuals because most either do not perform as well as the Microsoft ones or they are always lacking in some basic customization features or just too expensive to make it worth it but this Waterfall visual is just amazingly well built.

You've really done an awesome job and I sincerely want to wish you all the success.

Thanks, Vivek

On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 2:11 PM Nishant Jain notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for using the visual and your feedback.

@vickydev83 https://github.com/vickydev83 I am aware of this bug and plan to fix this in the next release. I will keep you updated once I get this sorted.

Nishant

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nishantjainuk commented 3 years ago

@vickydev83 Thanks Vivek. Appreciate the kind words :-) Keeps me motivated