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Build animated ranking, history and comparison charts with the Ataytis Motion Power BI visual.

Ataytis Motion

Introduction to Ataytis Motion

What Ataytis Motion is, the eleven chart types it contains, the fields it reads, and where its settings live.

What is Ataytis Motion?

Ataytis Motion is a Microsoft-certified Power BI custom visual containing eleven chart types, each of which animates through a period field. One visual is installed; the chart type is a setting inside it.

Everything except data colours is configured in a full-screen editor rather than the Power BI format pane. The design is stored as JSON inside the report, so a configured visual can be copied between pages and reports and arrives with its settings intact.

The eleven chart types

ChartWhat it is for
Bar raceRanked bars that resize and reorder as the axis advances.
Lollipop raceRanked markers with an optional stem. A lighter alternative to bars.
LeaderboardRanked rows with movement indicators instead of a plotted scale. Reads as a table.
Bump raceRank over time as crossing lines. Position, not magnitude.
Line / areaAnimated line or layered area histories for a stable set of series.
Line and columnCategory columns with an animated line measure over them, on a shared or secondary axis.
Donut and pieCategory shares around a centre hole. Set the hole to zero for a pie.
FunnelStages ranked by value, showing drop-off and conversion. Sort ascending for a pyramid.
TreemapNested tiles sized by each category's share of the current period.
WaterfallSigned contributions building from a starting value to an optional final total.
GaugeOne dial for the current measure, with optional minimum, maximum, target and up to four goals.

A new visual opens on Bar race.

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Chart type picker

The left rail of the advanced editor, showing the eleven chart types grouped by family.

Planned alt text: The Ataytis Motion advanced editor with the chart type list on the left.

What a chart needs

Most charts need two fields to draw and three to animate: a Category to compare, a Measure to size it, and an Axis field for the animation to step through. Everything else is optional.

Where to start

Introduction to Ataytis Motion | AtaytisTech