Box and whisker plots, also known as box plots, are a type of chart in Tableau that is used to display the distribution of a dataset. They show the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile,...
Scatter plots are a type of visualization which is used for displaying the relationship between two continuous variables. They consist of a series of dots plotted on a chart, with the position of each dot...
A waterfall chart is a chart that is used to show how a value changes from one state to another through a series of intermediate steps. In Tableau, you can create a waterfall chart using...
Donut charts are a type of chart in Tableau that is used to display data as a proportion of a whole. They are similar to pie charts, but instead of having a single slice for...
Motion charts, also known as dynamic or time-series bubble charts, are a type of chart in Tableau that allows you to visualize data over time. They are similar to regular bubble charts, but they include...
Bubble charts are a type of chart in Tableau that allows you to visualize data with three dimensions: x-axis, y-axis, and size. The x-axis and y-axis represent the data points, while the size of the...
Bullet charts are a type of visualization that is used to compare a primary measure to one or more reference measures. They consist of a horizontal bar that represents the primary measure, along with a...
A sparkline is a small, condensed chart that is used to visualize data over a period of time or to show trends and patterns. In Tableau, you can create sparkline charts using the “Sparkline” chart...
Pie charts are a type of visualization that is used to show the proportions or percentages of different categories in a dataset. They consist of a circular chart which is divided into slices, each slice...
A heat map is a chart type that is used to visualize data in a matrix or grid format, where the values are represented by colors. Heat maps are commonly used to show patterns and...