Likert charts in Power BI: where the stacked bar goes wrong
A Likert battery is usually drawn as a 100 percent stacked bar, and that is where the trouble starts. The neutral answer sits somewhere in the middle of the bar, so agree and disagree cannot be compared across statements. N/A answers are either dropped silently or counted in the base. And a battery of twenty statements sorted by data-load order is a wall, not a chart.
SmartVisuals Likert draws the battery the way a research agency does: diverging bars centred on the axis with the neutral split in two, N/A detached to the side with an explicit in or out-of-base choice, top and bottom box nets at the ends, means on the scale, and sorting by top box so the strongest statement is at the top. Map Question, Answer and a Value; that is the whole setup.
