How and why to use ribbon chart in Power BI rather than stacked column chart.
Learn how to show more useful information easily using a ribbon chart in Power BI. It is better than stacked column chart because it shows proportions as well as ranking. Content Related videos Power BI – easy to use – like Excel Power BI – Top 10 settings Power BI for beginners – walkthrough
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