The Ultimate Waterfall Chart got a wizard. Change Orientation, Table and some IBCS (R) Settings. Including Small Multiples. #powerbi #microsoft #ibcs # flying brick chart
Choosing the right waterfall chart is important because different business questions require different layouts. In some cases you want a classic bridge from start to finish, while in others you need a variance view, an integrated table, or a more presentation-oriented IBCS-style format.
The wizard helps shorten that decision process directly inside the visual. It becomes easier to test orientation, compare alternatives, and find the version that best fits your labels, data density, and reporting audience.
If you want to go deeper, the related links provide more examples of variance analysis approaches and a direct path to further updates from the visual publisher.
Related reading: 9 Ways to do a Variance Analysis in Power BI, How to choose the right Chart in Power BI?, and IBCS (R) Table in Microsoft Power BI.
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