We’re wrapping up our month of Community submissions with a workout submitted by Zen Master Neil Richards. A great way to end an awesome month facilitated by so many members of the Workout Wednesday community. We’ve definitely been inspired and challenged by your contributions and impressed with the support you’ve given to those completing your …
This week we’re visualizing conflict data provided by ACLED. ACLED, which stands for Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, is a “disaggregated conflict collection, analysis and crisis mapping project.” You’ll notice throughout the Tableau Community this week that there are several partner projects going on – all designed to provide awareness on ACLED’s cause. …
Week 34: Building an Interactive Display to Visualize Violence in the DRC Read More
August Community Submission Month Welcome to community submission month. For all 5 of those weeks we’ll have our favorite community submissions as challenges. FYI: You can still submit here. Community Submission Challenge #3: Donna Coles Donna is located in Didcot, Oxfordshire in the UK. She is a Business Analyst for RM Education and …
August Community Submission Month Welcome to community submission month. For all 5 of those weeks we’ll have our favorite community submissions as challenges. FYI: You can still submit here. Community Submission Challenge #2: Rosario Irasema Gauna González Our second community challenge comes from Rosario Irasema Gauna González. Rosario is located in Monterrey, Nuevo …
August Community Submission Month Welcome to community submission month. For all 5 of those weeks we’ll have our favorite community submissions as challenges. FYI: You can still submit here. Community Submission Challenge #1: Sean Miller Our first community challenge comes from Sean Miller. Sean is located in Kansas City, Missouri in the United …
This week’s workout is all about finding signals or patterns in data, specifically using run charts (aka line charts). Variance over time is one of the most common ways to understand a process and often when we’re visualizing the data we use data summarization tools like the mean (average) or median to help aid in …
This Week’s Challenge requires some data modelling, but allows for additional UX features not natively available in the product. Requirements Dashboard size is 600 x 600 The Scatter Plot has Sales by Profit for each Category and Year When a user hovers over any category, all years for the category will be connected by a …
Workout Wednesday in August August is community submission month. For all 5 of those weeks we’ll have our favorite submissions as challenges. You can submit here. This week’s challenge. Sometimes we want to look at the spread of our data, but we often end up with one or two groups that much, much …
For this week’s workout I’ve decided to keep things simple and focus on creating one powerful alternative visualization for comparison over time. I think we all tend to get stuck in a bar chart rut and struggle to find ways to spice things up. I tend to do this a lot, especially when I am …
Week 27: How do current year sales compare to previous? Read More
It seems lately I have been giving the easy challenges, so I wanted to spice it up with something harder. This week we are going to deal with a new challenge that requires some thinking on Dashboard Actions and Data Modelling. The goal of this challenge is to open up how we think about Tableau …
