Each visual is free to download from Microsoft AppSource. Use them in any Power BI report — desktop or service.
Interactive histogram for visualizing the distribution of a continuous measure, with flexible binning, weighted bin heights, and built in statistical overlays.
Interactive Gantt chart for visualizing hierarchical project schedules, with automatic parent task rollups, dual baseline and actual timeline bars, and rule-based conditional formatting.
Compare performance against multiple targets with qualitative bands, variance, and small multiples.
Compare one value across many categories with clean stems and markers on a shared scale, and track each category against its target.
A scatter plot that groups points into clusters by similarity using K-Means, DBSCAN, or Hierarchical clustering. Shows centroids, hulls, ellipses, outliers, and dendrograms, with no R or Python.
KPI Card with Sparkline for Power BI that displays KPI values, previous period comparisons, targets, variance, trend indicators, and interactive sparklines in a compact, business-ready visual.
Interactive Power BI Sankey diagram for visualizing multi-stage flow data, with automatic node-to-ribbon color gradients and rule-based conditional formatting.
DAX-driven KPI tree with dual-axis drill-down, per-KPI colors, icons, and Microsoft-certified Pro features.
Plot two measures on independent scales without dropping in a separate combo chart.
Up to four KPIs per card across two hierarchy axes, with DAX-driven status colours.
Decompose up to five measures per node, with stacked bars on every branch.
Right-to-left matrix with Arabic labels, hierarchical rows, subtotals and grand totals.
RTL-native stacked bars with Arabic number units, small multiples and cross-filtering.
RTL-native stacked columns matched to the Arabic Bar visual for consistent dashboards.
Sequential value walk for Arabic dashboards — variance, build-up and bridge analyses.
Two markers per category on a shared scale, connected by a line that makes the gap immediately visible.
Visualise data distribution with dots scaled by frequency across category lanes.
Show every data point with jitter or beeswarm layout for distribution analysis.
Smart Power BI slicer with automatic first-value selection — reports never load with an empty filter.
Smart Power BI slicer with automatic selection across single-select and multi-select scenarios.
Everything you’d expect from a first-party Power BI visual, on every visual we ship.
Configured the same way as Microsoft's stock visuals — no separate config UI for your report authors to learn.
Click a bar, slice the page. Drill into a hierarchy without losing the rest of the report's filter state.
Standard Power BI tooltip pages, Q&A tooltips and field-level tooltips all wired in.
Colours, fonts, gridlines, padding, label positions — every visual exposes the knobs you'd expect.
Where it makes sense, split a single visual into a grid of small multiples driven by a category field.
Conditional formatting, status colours and dynamic labels driven by your existing DAX measures.
CBT’s BI practice builds, governs and operates Power BI estates for banks, telcos and retailers. These visuals fell out of that work — and the same team is a phone call away if you need a custom visual built around your reporting model.
We build a lot of Power BI dashboards. Often enough, the same gaps trip the same reports: dual-axis combos that need real independent scales, KPI cards that should walk down two hierarchies at once, decomposition trees that want more than one measure per node, and Arabic dashboards that fight the engine every time you touch the layout.
Rather than work around them on every engagement, we built proper visuals to close them — published them on Microsoft AppSource, and made them free to download. Use them in your reports the same way you’d use any stock visual.
Thirty minutes with a senior BI consultant. We’ll walk your report, scope the visual, and tell you whether a build makes sense.
