Documented Power BI techniques — the model change, the DAX, and the exact visual settings. Most are free to read; the rest come with the model files for members.
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Inspired by Stefanos Chantzis's P&L analysis with native visuals, this approach introduces significant improvements based on community feedback and my own observations.
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This documentation builds upon the IBCS-compliant Columns with Waterfall Chart, moving from a dual-scenario comparison (Actual vs.
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When using a waterfall chart, visual direction determines its purpose: Vertical charts break down data by categories or factors (non-time series), while Horizontal charts track…
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This documentation details the enhancements made to the previous visualization version. These updates focus on global scaling logic and cumulative data representation.
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Vertical waterfall charts (also called bar waterfalls) show you why a value changed between two different points. They are read from top to bottom and consist of three main parts:
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A Vertical Waterfall Chart is a way to clearly show why two numbers are different by breaking down the changes that happened in between.
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When using a waterfall chart, visual direction determines its purpose: Vertical charts break down data by categories or factors (non-time series), while Horizontal charts track…
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You can find my explanation of the IBCS horizontal waterfall chart's construction logic in Power BI on LinkedIn: