Showing posts with label Tableau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tableau. Show all posts
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Pie Chart in Tableau
Pie Chart in Tableau
Arrange your data as below:
Open tableau workbook and connect to the data source
Drag and Drop date column into the Rows section
Drag and Drop Sections to Color field
Drag and Drop Count to Size fields and your Pie cart will be ready
Download the sample Pie chart Tableau workbook from below
Arrange your data as below:
Open tableau workbook and connect to the data source
Drag and Drop date column into the Rows section
Drag and Drop Sections to Color field
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Saturday, 7 December 2013
Creating simple Bar chart in Tableau
Creating simple Bar chart in Tableau
This is my first post on Tableau. Tableau is a fantastic data visualization tool. It help us to create some fantastic dashboards using this tool.
In this post we will learn how to create a simple bar chart in the dashboard.
As shown in the above screen shot, my data contains list of countries the regions and sub-region in which they falls.
We will now create a bar chart which will display the no. of countries according to the regions.
Step1: Drag and drop Region field in the dimension section to columns and Number of countries field in the row section.
A graph will be plotted automatically as shown in the above figure.
Step2: To add label to the graph, drag and drop the 'number of countries' field in the label section.
Now the labels is visible on the graph
Step3: Now we will color the graph according to the 'Number of countries'. The darker the color the larger the number of countries available in the region.
Step4: Sort the graph according to the number of countries. Go to column field and click on the 'Region' field and select the option sort -> ascending-> sort by field-> click OK.
You can also sort the chart in descending order by selecting the descending option.
This is my first post on Tableau. Tableau is a fantastic data visualization tool. It help us to create some fantastic dashboards using this tool.
In this post we will learn how to create a simple bar chart in the dashboard.
As shown in the above screen shot, my data contains list of countries the regions and sub-region in which they falls.
We will now create a bar chart which will display the no. of countries according to the regions.
Step1: Drag and drop Region field in the dimension section to columns and Number of countries field in the row section.
A graph will be plotted automatically as shown in the above figure.
Step2: To add label to the graph, drag and drop the 'number of countries' field in the label section.
Now the labels is visible on the graph
Step3: Now we will color the graph according to the 'Number of countries'. The darker the color the larger the number of countries available in the region.
Step4: Sort the graph according to the number of countries. Go to column field and click on the 'Region' field and select the option sort -> ascending-> sort by field-> click OK.
You can also sort the chart in descending order by selecting the descending option.
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