I was working on a project where I needed to add a radar chart into a canvas page in a Power App. I found a handful of options, but settled on this one for a handful of reasons:

• Makes use of canvas components
• Single component provides several chart options
• Easy-to-update properties
• Good sample data included in the app

There were some quirks in working with it, but no show-stoppers for a simple MVP. I may fork the repo and suggest some updates, but it’s valuable as-is.

Original blog/announcement

While I was searching around, I found several radar chart options, but the blog for this one gave me the most confidence that I’d be able to use it straight-away. Sure it’s from a couple of years ago, but it’s still a really valuable starting point.

Power Apps Guide - Charts - How to extend canvas apps with additional chart types - Power Apps Guide - Blog

Deployment details are on GitHub

I ended up popping through to the GitHub site. I probably wouldn’t have gone for it except for the strong documentation around each chart type in the /docs folder.

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GitHub - OGcanviz/ChartComponents: SVG chart components for Microsoft Power Apps.

SVG chart components for Microsoft Power Apps. Contribute to OGcanviz/ChartComponents development by creating an account on GitHub.

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