Can you make a bump chart? Introduction Bump charts are a great way explore changes in rank over time. They’re also a snazzy way to gamify your data and create some friendly competition. A bump chart is more interactive with a continuous time field – the chart changes when a new date part occurs. We’ll …
2025 Week 8 | Sigma : Can you Create a Bump chart? Read More
Introduction Welcome to week 6! This week, we’re looking deeper into dynamic switching. I’ve liked creating elements that dynamically change the metric or the dimension, but I ran into an issue when I also needed to have a custom sort order for one of the dynamic dimensions. I hope this helps you solve some edge …
2025 Week 07 | Sigma: Dynamic Switching and Custom Sorting Read More
Introduction Welcome to Week 6 of 2025! This week, we’re going to learn how to calculate a rolling metric, or moving sum. We’re going to use some sample Marketing Data to help us assess trends over time. We’re going to combine with some dynamic parameters to select which metric to calculate and how granular we …
Introduction Inspired by the colors of the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, who are competing in the upcoming Super Bowl, this week we are exploring some new customization options in Sigma charts. Have Fun!Katrina Need access to Sigma? Click Here to Sign Up Link to WOW Sigma Instance Youtube Click here to Watch: How …
2025 Week 5 | Sigma : Can you customize this chart? Read More
Introduction It’s my first challenge of 2025! This week, we’re going to learn a new Sigma feature: Modals. Modals are pop-up windows that could be used for many things, like a form for an input table or to provide more detailed information. We’re going to use them to provide a breakdown on an Executive Summary. …
Introduction This week, I’m taking a break from analysis to look at some interesting ways to create apps within Sigma. I decided to challenge myself to see how close I could get to building out the functionality for Wordle inside of Sigma, and I was really happy with the results. Let’s dig in and learn …
Introduction Welcome to Week 2 of 2025! Sometimes it’s nice to have a really quick visual of how things are going in your business. Sometimes a line or bar chart shows you what you need, but I recently found that gauges are exactly what I need! This week let’s play with using a gauge to …
2025 Week 2 | Sigma: Can you create a Gauge Vizualization? Read More
Introduction Welcome to year 2 of Workout Wednesday, we’re here to help you keep good on your New Year’s resolutions of learning new skills and getting your teeth cleaned. The data for this week comes from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) website, which has a lot of interesting survey data to explore. They have …
2025 Week 01 | Sigma: Can you visualize NHIS data? Read More
Introduction It’s the last challenge of 2024! Whether you’ve been with us all year or are joining us for the first time, welcome! With the holiday season in full swing, we are keeping it light this week. We’re going to analyze some holiday movie data that I sourced from Kaggle. This dataset found movies on …
2024 Week 52 | Sigma: Can you analyze these Holiday Movies? Read More
Introduction Surprise! I have one more challenge for the year. This challenge was inspired by a workbook I created in my early Sigma days. We wanted to track weekly progression toward a quarterly total. Sounds easy, right? I thought so, too! But then I realized that DateTrunc(“week,” [Date]) would duplicate the week label across quarters. …
2024 Week 51 | Sigma : Can you calculate weekly progress? Read More
