Gantt Chart
Gantt Chart is a project management visual for Microsoft Power BI that tracks schedules, milestones, and resource workloads.
ChartPadFree
Comicgen
by GramenerMicrosoft 365Paid
Control comic characters, emotions, and poses from data in Power BI visuals.
PRICINGPaid
DEPLOYMENTCloud
CATEGORYAnalytics
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
Controls comic characters, emotions, and poses from Power BI data. Displays up to two KPIs, each with an emotion, a pose, or both. Visual settings can keep the selected emotion or pose static. The visual supports Dee and Dey comics and can be used as a data-driven or static visualization.
Key capabilities
from the Microsoft Marketplace listingData-driven visuals
Controls comic characters, emotions, and poses from data.
KPI visualization
Displays up to two KPIs at a time.
Emotion and pose mapping
Visualizes each KPI with an emotion, a pose, or both.
Static settings
Keeps the selected emotion or pose static through visual settings.
Comic selection
Supports the Dee and Dey comic characters.
In the catalog
693 plugins in Power BI · Analytics
Price distribution: 73 free, 108 freemium, 471 paid, 41 price not published
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Microsoft 365
Product
Power BI
Deployment
Cloud
Pricing
Paid
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What the vendor says
«The Comicgen Power BI lets you control the characters, emotions, poses, etc from data. Happy people can accompany good news on charts. Users can show two or less KPI's at a time, Each can be visualized as emotion (e.g., happy or sad) and pose (e.g., Thumbs Up or Angry). You can choose to keep the visual emotion or …»