Tableau Trend lines are a feature that allows you to visualize the trend of a variable over time. A trend line is a line which is plotted on a chart to show the general direction...

Story lines in Tableau are a way to create interactive dashboards that allow you to explore and analyze data by following a logical progression through a series of worksheets or dashboards. They are created by...

A Sankey diagram is a visualization that shows the flow of data or material from one set of values to another. In Tableau, you can create a Sankey diagram using the “Sankey” mark type in...

Tableau Hierarchy charts are a type of visualization that allows you to show the hierarchical structure of data in a clear and easy-to-understand format. They are particularly useful for displaying data that is organized in...

Word clouds, known as tag clouds, are one type of visualization that is used to display the relative frequency or importance of different words in a dataset. They consist of a collection of words, with...

A treemap is a graphical representation of data that uses nested rectangles to represent the hierarchical structure of the data. In Tableau, you can create a treemap using the “TreeMap” mark type in the “Show...

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...