I love how concise and straight forward your videos are. Thank you for being such a prolific content creator.

That was very rewarding. And at times, frustrating. Excellent to know you can insert pie charts into each other. Thank you.

Perfect timing on this video! I've been dealing with trying to transition a dashboard with a speedometer chart from Excel to Power BI and was having a lot of trouble. I think I'm going to try the bar chart idea. However, I need to show a range of outcomes relative to the thresholds, not just a single value. Need to play with it and see if I can make it work.

Excellent tutorial. As always, Mynda's recommendations are very good. Thank you.

I was looking for something more compact than a gauge meter, so im glad ive stayed till the end :) Thank You.

I love your examples, the explanations and the pros and cons.

Again, highly fun and educational with lots of practical info. Much appreciated!

Extremely well presented. Excellent coaching - thanks.

Great video that is in the "save for later" to implement. Perfect expositions, as always.

I've never used them. Thanks Mynda, another great video!

Another solid gold presentation. Well done.

Nice one. I liked the way you explained the cons of Speedometer charts.

Great advice! Thanks Mynda!!

Hi Mynda!Great Tutorial.Really Prefer The Stacked Column Chart Much Neater And Cleaner...Thank You :)

Perfect as always many thanks very helpful

Absolutely brill, I wish that I'd seen this before I'd purchased some expensive software that does the same thing. Thank you and keep'um coming

I clicked on this one to get it out of my feed cause I don`t care for charts that much... and then, oh, hmmm, what, wow! :) Awesome stuff as always Mynda :)

Actually useful for making individual retail investor like me ! Thank you very much!

Very well done. Good work

Incredible. Thank you so much.

Very-very useful, thanks!

Waow, the most detailed one on Guage charts Thanks

Many thanks, that's ingenious. I thought of a way to get Excel to place the 0..100 text labels, too. Just add a third donut series to carry the labels (no fill and no line of course). It will need 13 sections of width 0, 5, 10, 10....10, 95 and labels, "0", "", "10", "20"... etc.

Interesting approach

great one

Great video Mynda 👍

Awesome 😍

Thanks for a good video with an easy and understandable explanation. Is it possible to make the chart horizontal? I can't seem to make the point/line to fit if it's horizontal.

My boss happens to love cars and he LOVES my speedometer charts (mine are smaller as I don't use the gray exterior dataset.) It doesn't matter how much real estate they take up--he looks far more intently at what I am presenting because the visuals appeal to him.

thanks a lot

Thanks!

Thanks for your tutorial which is excellent as always. I want to show a number in a pivot table in this speedometer. How can make the connection between pie chart needle number and the pivot table number, by selecting the item from a slicer?

Super useful gauge charts (avoid) and do a simple bar chart.

very good. Havec you got a example of project gantt charts with dependencies. Thank you

Thanks for all the super content. Getting a 404 error when clicking on the Download the sample file link. Thanks

I haven’t seen copy paste into a chart like that, love it, Hey what if my range is not 100, I need a max range of 5 and my data is from .00, .01 etc up to max level of 5, So the needle could point to 2.57 for example, how would you do this?

brilliant

Love the video, but having trouble getting the chart scale doughnut (2nd doughnut) imposed on the first. it keeps adding it to the first so i have a single doughnut ring. I'm sure there is a solution I'm missing.

Production exceed over budget, so 100% is not the limit, but must be where you have 50%. What should i enter, if i want range of values not to be 0-100% but from 50-150% or 75 -125%?

Is there a way to make the needle go backwards when the number increases? I'm creating a speedometer for intake wait times for a treatment agency and I want the speedometer to go down into the red the longer an appointment takes to complete.

Hi .. thanks for the video .. quick question please. The video shows how to make a single stack column chart with a line marker .. is it possible to make a multiple columns chart with their corresponding line please? Thanks

Would it be possible to have a gauge (or speedometer) chart...using doughnuts similar to your speedometer...but that not only show the 0% - 100% range (horizontally, where the 0% is far left and the 100% is the far right of the gauge)...but to also extend the gauge to include negative values (that would extend the gauge to the left, going backwards...making a circle below the horizontal axis) as well as values that exceed 100% (and would go to the right, going forwards...making a circle below the horizontal axis) that currently stops at 100%?

How do we publish the Power BI dashboards and share it with others in the organization ?

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Thanks, Mynda - your dexterity with all things visual in Excel puts me to shame, time to brush-up on my homework ;-)

Interesting. As for Chris K below, the file cannot be found

HI Minda. I have a dashboard with a lot of charts. I would like to see every chart in "big" when I click on it. That it takes the full screen and I be able to return to my dashboard. Can you help.

i want to make the scale for speedometer is just from 80 to 100 from 100% scale, how to make the neddle to be pointed at the exact value as i want, example 84 and 93

Which version this

The link for the download file seems to point to a 404 page.

File not found, 404 error...

🤔 should I watch this video if I shouldn't build speedo charts ?

“Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best of which you are capable.” -John Wooden,//

Mynda's two pieces of advice: never make speedos and never wear speedos.

Great video thank you!. Is it possible to make the line move in the stacked column if the value changes? I'm finding it disappears as soon as i change the value

I had never thought of using a pie chart for the needle! On the rare occasions when I have used such a chart I have tended to go for a superimposed scatter chart with a single line segment from (0, 0) to (SIN(ϑ), COS(ϑ)). A nice thick red line and a faint shadow (maybe with a similarly formatted red disc at the centre) and all is ready to go! Just a moment of heresy. The purpose of such a large display of a single value, is to force the audience to focus on the value by excluding other information that might distract from the key point.