Filter Bar
autor Viz Data Ltd
A compact visual filter that replaces standard slicers with coloured rectangular bars
Make your reports highly functional with a set of visual slicers that offer heatmap colouring
Filter Bar is a sleek and intuitive way to filter and display category data in your Power BI reports. Acting as unobtrusive "page furniture", Filter Bar gives users a clear visual representation of your data dimensions, with each row representing 100% of your dataset. The width of each rectangle corresponds to the relative size of each category, making it easier to compare values at a glance.
Unlike treemap visuals, Filter Bar ensures that rectangles remain full height, maintaining consistency for easier category comparison. Users can click on a category to filter or highlight other visuals dynamically, eliminating the need for separate slicers.
Why choose Viz Data for Power BI?
We design beautiful and highly functional custom visuals that seamlessly blend into your Power BI reports while maintaining the polish of PowerPoint and modern web design.
Key Features and Benefits
- ⚡ Clear and Intuitive Filtering: Easily compare category sizes with full-height rectangles which act as visual slicers
- ⚡ Advanced Styling Options: Choose between data-driven heatmap colouring, gradient colouring, or a uniform colour scheme to match your report.
- ⚡️ Interactive Filtering: Click or Ctrl+Click to filter or highlight other visuals—no need for additional slicers.
- ⚡ Data-Driven Sizing: The width of each category can adjust dynamically based on your data.
- ⚡ Data-Driven Sorting: You can provide a numerical series to sort your categories in a particular order
- ⚡ Free in unsupported environments: License checks are skipped where user identity cannot be verified (e.g., Publish to Web), ensuring broad accessibility.
How to test and buy
- ✅ Try it now: Check out our interactive demo
- 📥 Download sample: Get a
.pbix
file with Filter Bar examples. Edit for free in Power BI Desktop or Service, but viewers will need a license. - 🆓 Install for free: Download the
.pbiviz
file and upload it into Power BI via the three dots in the Visual pane → Import from File. - 💳 Subscribe: Click Buy Now for a 1-month free trial. Subscriptions are handled only through Microsoft—Viz Data Ltd does not sell direct.
- 🔍 Learn more: Visit the product page