![]() ![]() However, for a large number of rows, it has a performance issue. If you want to turn off blank values that you see in the visual (which belongs to nodes with no leaves), you can go to the Selection tab, and set the Empty Leaves to be Off Jan Pieter Posthuma created this visual (Great community effort, and thanks to him), which is a great visual for working with hierarchies and showing it as a slicer: This visual is a custom visual, means it is not supported by Microsoft. ![]() One easy way to visualize this data is the Hierarchy Slicer as a custom visual, which you can add from the AppSource ![]() If you like to learn about how to build a hierarchy (like the one that I use in my sample dataset here), read this article: How to build a Ragged Hierarchy using Parent-Child DAX functions in Power BI Down below, Ken Sanchez is the top-level manager, but Rachel Valdez is a level 4 employee What is a Ragged Hierarchy?Ī ragged hierarchy is a hierarchy with an uneven number of levels, an organizational chart is a good example of that. If you want to learn more about Power BI, read Power BI book from Rookie to Rock Star. When you have a hierarchy with un-even number of levels, how you can visualize it? Let’s see. However, modelling this data is one thing, visualizing it is another thing. Using DAX parent-child functions, you can create a set of columns for this type of hierarchy, which I have explained here. In a parent-child scenario of organization hierarchy, for example, the CEO is the highest level of the organization, so won’t have 2nd or 3rd level, but someone down in the hierarchy would have two or three levels of management on the top. A ragged hierarchy is a hierarchy with un-even number of levels. I have previously written how to create a ragged hierarchy, which can be used for organization hierarchy or chart of accounts or similar scenarios. ![]()
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