What can you find in the Power BI Visuals section when native visualizations are inadequate?

When native visualizations do not meet the requirements of a specific report or dashboard in Power BI, the Visuals section offers a range of third-party visuals and organization-selected visuals that can cater to more specialized needs. Third-party visuals are developed by external vendors and provide a variety of unique features that extend the capabilities of Power BI beyond what is offered out of the box. These visuals can help enhance data presentations, allowing for more innovative ways to visualize complex datasets.

Additionally, organization-selected visuals allow administrators or users to pre-select certain visuals that are deemed beneficial for the organization, ensuring that users have access to tools that align with their workflows or data visualization standards. This combination of options empowers users to select visuals that best fit their data storytelling requirements while maintaining flexibility and customization in their reporting.

Other choices, while they may offer valuable aspects, do not fully encompass the broad functionality of the Visuals section in Power BI. For instance, while free visual templates might be available, they do not directly address the enhancement or extension of native visuals as effectively as third-party options do. Advanced coding options and community-assisted designs may also be available but are more specialized approaches that may not be necessary for all users, thus making them less relevant when looking for immediate alternatives to native visual