Tableau-bites

According to this post by Ann Jackson, becoming a successful data analytics consultant requires a specific set of skills and experiences. A data analyst consultant is tasked with extracting, collecting,…

Here, Dawn Harrington discusses the most effective visualisations for displaying anomalies in data. The article suggests that a plain scatter plot is a good starting point for representing outliers in

The blog post by Rosario Gauna provides a detailed tutorial on creating a jitterfly chart. The author explains each step of the process, including helpful visuals and code snippets to

The post by Jennifer Dawes provides a simple and easy-to-follow walkthrough for creating metadata in Tableau Online. She explains the benefits of using metadata and provides a step-by-step guide to

This blog post by Ken Flerlage demonstrates how to use dynamic bin sizes in Tableau for data visualisation. He explains the benefits of this technique, such as allowing users to

In this post, Paul Chapman provides valuable insight into how data leaders can avoid common pitfalls and maximise their success. He discusses topics such as focusing on the most important

Here’s a great resource for those looking to learn more about Tableau Calculated Fields. In it, Marc Reid covers everything from basic concepts to advanced features and functionality that can

In this post by Alyssa Huff, you’ll get an introduction to dynamic zone visibility and be guided on how to use parameters and fields to control views or containers –

Tables are the backbone of data visualisation. Not only is it often the framework we use to structure our data before we bring it into our platform of choice, it

Data literacy is an increasingly important skill in today’s world. With the rise of data-driven decision making, it is essential for organisations to have a strong data literacy program in