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KPI Tree

Introduction

This custom visual project was built to visualize the tree-structured information commonly found in organizational reports. Its special characteristics include:

  • Collapsible nodes
  • Comprehensive data grid in each node
  • KPI color coding
  • High-resolution printing

Node structure

The core principle of this visual is the coordinating system, which binds and translates data from the table to the grid on each node.

  • Header Level X: the header of the node at level X from 1 to 5.
  • Measure: the measurement extracted from data, for example, Year to Date or End of Quarter.
  • Line: the row of calculated values on the same unit over four measures, for example, USD or time (days).
  • Value: the actual calculated values.
  • Delta 1 = Measure 4 - Measure 1 at Line 1
  • Delta 2 = Measure 4 - Measure 1 at Line 2

Input data structure

Based on the formation above, data needs to be flattened into a table structure which satisfies that:

  • The Header Level X must be put into column "LevelX".
  • The "Measure" column must have four distinct measures, and to rank them correctly, they must be associated with prefixes starting from 0- to 3-.
  • The "Line" column must have two distinct items as L1 and L2.
  • The "Color" column contains the color codes, 0 ~ green, 1 ~ red, and 2 ~ gray.
  • The "Filter" column is a combination of strings in columns "LevelX", this column will help to apply a filter when the user clicks on any node.

For example, to show the level 5 node, "Online sale", the user has to declare all the parents' nodes and create eight rows of data to contain the combination of measures and lines.

Dependencies

  • js-base64: Base64 transcoder library used for translating SVG object into Base64 string. This library is selected because it can solve the problem of the transcoding currency symbol.
  • file-saver: save the large file (blob object) via the network.

Important files

  • visual.ts: the main source code designed for the custom visual.
  • settings.ts: define a default value for custom visual components (legend, annotation, etc.)
  • visual.less: define the style of the visual.
  • tsconfig.json: typescript library reference.
  • pbiviz.json: javascript library reference.
  • capabilities.json: configure Category, Color, and Data Value.
  • package.json: dependencies version (auto-generated when executing the npm installation).

How to start the project

  • Following the instruction HERE from Microsoft to set up the custom visual development environment.
  • Remember to install pbiviz version 2.6: npm i -g [email protected]
  • Start debugging: pbiviz start
  • Packge project: pbiviz package, the output file will be placed on ./dist/ of the project folder.

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