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Each visual as a .pbiviz file to import into Power BI, with a sample report. Most people add the visuals from AppSource instead; use the files for Report Server, offline networks or when AppSource is blocked.

VisualVersionVisual fileSample reportAppSource
Spread
Distribution
1.0.0.9At launchAt launchIn review soon
Histogram
Distribution
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Change
Compare
1.0.0.3At launchAt launchIn review soon
Bridge
Compare
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Delta
Compare
1.0.0.3At launchAt launchIn review soon
Variance
Compare
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Days
Time
1.0.0.3At launchAt launchIn review soon
Lanes
Time
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Period
Time
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Tree
Hierarchy
1.0.0.6At launchAt launchIn review soon
Filter
Hierarchy
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Tiers
Tables
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Statement
Tables
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Signal
Quality
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Pareto
Quality
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Risk
Quality
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon
Plan
Maps
1.0.0.2At launchAt launchIn review soon

Import a .pbiviz file

In Power BI Desktop or the Power BI service, open the Visualizations pane, select … and then Import a visual from a file. Full steps, and how to add a visual for the whole organisation, are in Install the visuals.

Check the file

A .pbiviz file is a zip archive. Open it and read capabilities.json: the privileges list is empty, so the visual cannot go online. Every file is built from the visual’s own source repository. See the changelog for what changed in each version.