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Dual Axis Bar & Column Chart

Plot two measures on independent scales without dropping in a separate combo chart.

Preview of Dual Axis Bar & Column Chart

What it does.

Dual Axis Bar & Column Chart lets you plot two measures with different scales side by side on independent axes. Switch between horizontal bar and vertical column orientations with a single toggle. Ideal for comparing values like Revenue vs Units Sold, Sales vs Quantity, or Budget vs Actual across categories.

The visual supports small multiples for trellis layouts, conditional color formatting with rules and field values, bar patterns for accessibility, overlapping and lipstick bar layouts via bar offset, and dual reference lines. Full Power BI interactivity includes cross-filtering, drill-down, drill-through, report page tooltips, and context menus working natively.

All formatting controls use Power BI’s native formatting pane with nested groups, Font Control composites for font family, size, bold, italic, and underline, display units, decimal places, and color pickers. Each axis, legend, bar series, data label, and reference line can be configured independently.

What ships today, what’s next.

Available now6 capabilities

  • Dual independent axes with horizontal (bar) and vertical (column) orientation
  • Small multiples, conditional colors, bar patterns, and overlapping bar layouts
  • Cross-filtering, drill-down, drill-through, and report page tooltips
  • Data labels, dual reference lines, and advanced sorting
  • Native formatting pane with per-axis font, color, display units, and decimal places
  • Legend with separate title and values controls, 6 position options

On the roadmap3 planned

  • Error Bars
  • Advanced Multilevel Sorting
  • Axis Scales e.g. Log, Linear, Exponential

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