Introduction This week’s challenge is a bit different; you have two options! Imagine you’re creating a workbook showing off all the cool features and functionalities to your coworkers and want to provide a curated list of Sigma’s help documentation. In this challenge, you’ll create an embedded documentation element enabling the end users to choose a …
2024 Week 37 | Sigma: What would you like help with? Read More
Introduction In honor of the Power BI Desktop dark mode being scheduled for public preview this month, we are making a report that allows you to switch between light mode and dark mode. Requirements Get the data from Data.World. Filter the report to the year 2024. Create a card that shows current year sales. Create …
2024 Week 37 | Power BI: Create a Report with Light and Dark Mode Read More
Introduction We’re going back to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games this week. I loved them and built my own version of the medal table that I’d been looking at constantly throughout the 2 weeks based off of the BBC (UK) mobile app. I added the ability to click and see what medals were won each …
#WOW2024 | WEEK 37 | What medals did each country win each day? Read More
Introduction Welcome back to another challenge. This week we’re tackling some financial data and in particular, a waterfall chart based on multiple measure columns. Can you handle it? Click to open in Tableau Public Requirements Dashboard Size 800 x 600 One worksheet Create a waterfall chart for Gross Sales Discounts Net Sales COGS Profit Create …
#WOW2024 | 36 | Can you build a Measure Names Waterfall? Read More
Introduction Welcome to Week Thirty-Six! This week, we’re going to focus on some more advanced filtering. By now, you should know how to utilize a page control’s targets to filter a single column in an element. What do you do when you need to affect multiple columns in the same element? You can utilize a …
2024 Week 36 | Sigma: Can you filter without targets? Read More
Introduction Welcome back to Workout Wednesday. This week we’re taking inspiration from the incredible infographics team over at the New York Times. Their 2015 article looks at the average American’s contribution to the drought in California. As of today (Sep 2024), about a third of California remains abnormally dry. This challenge features some fun data work …
2024 Week 36 | Power BI: Recreate a NYT Interactive Article Read More
Introduction Have I expressed my deep appreciation for Input Tables? With Snowflake or Databricks, we can write back to the database, which allows for some great methods of simplifying getting user-maintained information into a database. Even though I am a big fan of input tables, it’s still risky to allow users to edit a database …
2024 Week 35 | Sigma: Can you create a support request form? Read More
Introduction Overlapping histograms with normal curve overlays are used to compare the distribution of a numerical variable across different groups such as male and female body mass. With this we can glance the central tendency, spread, and skewness of the data within each group and also how well the data follows a normal distribution. The …
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Introduction A huge thank you to Valerija Kirjackaja for sharing this fantastic challenge with us. It’s a little trickier than last week, this one is a classic #WOW – simple on the surface with lots of tricks behind the scenes. Reordering a chart using set or parameter actions is a pretty common use case – …
#WOW2024 | Week 35 | Advanced Parameter/Set Action Read More
Introduction This week’s challenge is provided by guest contributor Erik Svensen https://www.linkedin.com/company/catmansolution. The workout will use visual calculations in combination with numeric parameters to highlight a period in a development chart. (Please note visual calculations do not currently publish to web) Requirements 1. Retrieve the data from Google Sheets – (you only need orders)2. Add …
2024 Week 34 | Power BI: Visual Calcs and Parameters Read More
