drill down Timeseries pro

Drill Down TimeSeries PRO for Microsoft Power BI PBI Certified

Create slick and interactive timelines from your time-based numerical data.

  • Combine up to 12 different series in one chart as columns, lines, or areas.
  • Drill down to any time span you want and explore relevant data with cross-chart filtering.
  • Customize the look and feel of your chart with a wide range of formatting options.
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IT & T

Audit / Accounting

Banking & Finance

Retail

Government / Institutions

Food / Beverages

Oil / Energy

Automotive

TimeSeries interactions

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Use cases

Put your numerical data into a time-based context.

IT

Monitor your network traffic, response times, system downtime, syslog, or error trends.

Finance

Browse an overview of your economic data and visualize your growth. See the changes in stock indices.

Marketing & sales

Keep track of your web traffic, audience reach, engagement and lead volume. Monitor your sales growth.

Manufacturing

Analyze the efficiency of your production line, visualize your production output, yield, uptime, and downtime.

Key features

Up to 12 different series

Mix & match any combination of columns, lines, and areas to create a beautiful and screen space efficient chart that's perfectly suited for your needs.

Drill down to the millisecond

Explore your data in a quick and intuitive way. Pan, zoom-in, and drill down to the exact time span that you need, ranging from decades to even milliseconds, depending on how granular your data is.

Static & dynamic thresholds

Measure how your data stacks up to your KPIs, benchmarks or projections by setting up to four threshold lines. In addition, you can apply conditional formatting that will, for example, mark the columns red if they are below a certain threshold.

Cross-chart filtering

Build information-rich reports with multiple charts that work together to bring you relevant data without any slicer menus.

Predefined time spans & bookmarks

Show your users exactly what you want them to see. You can select the time periods that your users will see, or even create bookmarks of certain views that are easily accessible with just a single click.

Full customization

Adjust any visual element of your chart to make it stand out and catch your users' attention. With a wide range of formatting options including colors, background, label position and style, and many others, your reports will be an extension of your brand identity.

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Try it yourself

We have prepared some free interactive examples for you. See what your reports might be missing.

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Frequently asked questions

If you cannot see the Display Units setting, you may have added a DAX measure as one of the series. Drill Down TimeSeries PRO does not have full support for DAX measures, so the chart is limited to only the lowest level of the hierarchy, thus no other display unit is available. If you want to work with all the units and use DAX measures, please use Drill Down Timeline PRO - https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/32204330.drilldowntimelineprobyzoomcharts?tab=Overview

Despite there being few differences when it comes to formatting, the main one is that Drill Down timeline PRO lets you use DAX calculated measures as values in Series, and still have the ability to move between hierarchy units.

There are two main ways you can stack the series depending on the use case.

1. You only want to stack some of the series or create multiple stacks. Once All Series is enabled, you will have a separate customization tab under formatting options called Series X Configuration. In this tab, you will find a setting called 'stack'. Each series by default has its own stack number (e.g., Series 1 = stack 1, Series 2 = stack 2 etc.) To create a stack, make sure that all the series you want to stack have the same stack number.

2. You want to stack all Series in a single stack – Once you've added all the series to the visual, go to Formatting Options > Enable and open `Series Default` > change the 1st setting Display from Clustered to Stacked.

This can be done through Formatting Options > Display Unit > Initial Display Unit. This will how a dropdown menu that by default is set to Auto. This means that, based on the chart size and amount of data, the visual will automatically adapt. However, you can also set it to any other available option.

Yes. To enable this, you need to go to Formatting Options > X-Axis > Dynamic All Data - once this setting is enabled, the visual will always redraw itself and change the data granularity, if necessary. If this property is disabled, the visual will remove unrelated data but it will not affect the display unit or used space.