Beautiful, colorful bubbles

On the left you see a sales card visual for Power BI with a table for detailed data underneath.
It’s meant to be an “experience where users can effortlessly explore sales patterns and extract meaningful insights.”

I think, it’s a nice visualization – but difficult to understand IMHO.

The bubbles have to be brought together with the colored product group names via “eye ping-pong”. That’s really not easy …
And I always ask myself if the part-to-whole value is really that important?

I think a simple ordered table – like the one on the right – with some visual support for showing quarterly trends and previous year deviations is much easier to perceive … and it shows much more information in the same space.

I built this table in Power BI 5 minutes using our graphomate matrix for Power BI.
However, it took me more than two hours to generate the database from the Sales Card Visual.😊

What do you think?

Have a nice weekend, Lars

PS Unfortunately I lost the link to the original linkedIn post, sorry ☹

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