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Violin Plot
by Daniel Marsh-PatrickMicrosoft 365Paid
Create violin plots in Power BI with optional box, barcode, or column combo plots.
PRICINGPaid
DEPLOYMENTCloud
CATEGORYAnalytics
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
This visual creates violin plots in Power BI. It can combine a violin plot with a box, barcode, or column plot. Data can be split and colored by category, with four kernel options and configurable sampling resolution. KDE bandwidth can be estimated or set manually, including separately by category.
Key capabilities
from the Microsoft Marketplace listingCategory-based coloring
Splits and colors plots by category.
Kernel options
Provides four kernel choices.
Sampling resolution
Allows the sampling resolution to be configured.
KDE bandwidth
Supports estimated or manual KDE bandwidth, including settings by category.
Combo plots
Adds a box, barcode, or column plot to the violin plot.
Plot range controls
Provides y-axis start and end values and an option to clamp the plot to minimum and maximum values.
In the catalog
2,531 plugins in Power BI · Analytics
Price distribution: 125 free, 147 freemium, 1,350 paid, 909 price not published
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Microsoft 365
Product
Power BI
Deployment
Cloud
Pricing
Paid
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What the vendor says
«A violin plot is a visual that traditionally combines a box plot and a kernel density plot. A box plot lets you see basic distribution information about your data, such as median, mean, range and quartiles but doesn't show you how your data looks throughout its range. If you have a multimodal distribution (multiple …»