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...
Pareto charts are a type of visualization that is used for identifying the most important factors or issues in a dataset. They are named after Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist who developed the concept in...
In Tableau, you can use the “Dual Axis” option to create charts that have two separate axes, allowing you to compare the values of different measures or dimensions more easily. It can be useful when...
Combined axis charts, also known as combo charts, are a type of visualization in Tableau that allows you to plot multiple measures on the same chart using different axis scales. This can be very useful...
In Tableau, you can use the “Share Axis” option to create charts that share a common axis, allowing you to compare the values of different measures or dimensions more easily. It can be used when...