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# Analytics+ - An overview

Introducing Analytics+ is a 3-in-1 integrated visualization and storytelling platform - with over 50+ charts, KPI cards, and tables in a single Power BI visual. Analytics+ is designed to help customers migrate from Tableau, Spotfire, Qlik, Cognos, SAP Lumira, or static PowerPoint dashboards using Think-cell or Mekko Graphics and consolidate them within Power BI.

The Analytics+ visual ships with a wide range of features that can create insightful and compelling dashboards in under 5 minutes!!

1. Small multiple for all charts like Tableau and Spotfire
2. “Visual pivot table” for your hierarchical data on all three axes (x,y,z) like Spotfire
3. Trellis tables with Excel-like formatting
4. Advanced visualizations: Box and whisker plot, Marimekko chart, advanced waterfall charts
5. Special charts for storytelling: Slope graph, lollipop, dumbbell, dot plot, arrow & range plots
6. Advanced storytelling capabilities like Think-Cell and Mekko Graphics: Dynamic deviations (CAGR), annotations, series connector lines, automatic series, and categorical sorting.
7. Split and group measures into trellis panels like Tableau.

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