Tableau Word Cloud is useful for visualizing text data where the size of each word is proportional to its frequency. For example, Suppose you are looking for Top trending Hashtags on Twitter, the Most commonly used Tags on a Website, or any other CMS. In that case, you see a few names with a brighter … Read more
In this article, we will show you how to Create a Cumulative Histogram in Tableau with an example. It is a follow-up article on Tableau Histogram. So, please read that article to understand the histogram concept. However, if you want to start from here, Let us see what we have inside the Tableau report. We have the Sales … Read more
Tableau Histogram visualizes the statistical information that is organized within the user-specified range. Although it looks like a Bar chart, a Histogram displays data in equal intervals. This article shows how to Create a Tableau Histogram chart with an example. Tableau Histogram is a graphical representation of the distribution of quantitative data in a dataset. … Read more
Tableau Dual Axis chart is useful to compare Sales Amount data with total product cost or to compare Sales against profits, etc. This Tableau article will show you how to Create a Dual Axis chart with an example. For this Tableau dual axis report, we will use the Data Source we created in our previous … Read more
Tableau Bins are useful for creating a range of data, similar to SQL Buckets. This Tableau article will show you How to Create Bins with an example. To create bins in Tableau, we will write the Custom Query against the SQL Server Data Source. Please visit the Connecting to SQL Server article to understand the … Read more
A Tableau bar Chart is handy for comparing the data visually using bar length. It will represent the data in the form of rectangular bars where each bar represents the text column (Dimension), and its length represents the Measure value (numeric column). It means the largest rectangular bar has the highest value, and the smallest … Read more
A Tableau Pie Chart is a graphical representation of data in the form of a round circle divided into different categories or pies. Each pie represents the category, and its size is directly proportional to the numerical data. Tableau Pie charts are easy to represent high-level data in a more meaningful way. The Pie Chart … Read more
Tableau Data Blending is very useful for joining or combining records from two data sources. For example, If you want to generate a report using multiple or different data sources, then we can use this Data Blending technique to join them. For this Tableau data blending demo, we use the sheets present in the Excel … Read more
Joins in Tableau play a vital role in designing reports. In real-time, we usually create reports using a database or data warehouse, and we all know that the data in the database is in normalized form. So, we can’t generate reports using a single table (mostly not, as per the business perspective). For example, if … Read more
Tableau Hierarchy provides drill-down action to the report. With the help of tiny + and – symbols of Hierarchies, we can navigate from a higher level to a nested level or lower level. For this Tableau hierarchy example, we will use the Data Source we created in our previous article. How to Create Hierarchies in … Read more
