Introduction This week’s challenge is inspired by Robbin Vernooij & Lorna Brown’s talk from Tableau Conference this year (TC25) titled ‘Taming the Beast: Normalization Strategies in Tableau’ Normalization allows us to examine the relative importance of values that may be on completely different scales. A common example of where we use normalization is when we […]
#WOW2025 | Week 22 | Data Normalization Methods Read More »
Introduction This challenge centers on the Drill Down Tree.It was inspired by a real-world request: “Is there an easy way to build one in Tableau?” In the end, the challenge I devised may not be straightforward—but I encourage you to give it a try! Click to open in Tableau Public Requirements Dashboard size: 1000 ×
WOW2025 | Week 21 | Can you make a drill down chart? Read More »
Introduction In this challenge, we will explore the Multi-Fact Relationship Data Model feature introduced in the 2024.2 version. This feature enables us to seamlessly connect and analyze multiple fact tables within a single data source. It’s exciting as a Tableau datasource can behave like a small database! Here are some materials for those who are
#WOW2025 | Week 20 | Let’s Practice Multi-fact Relationship Data Model Read More »
Introduction Some of you may have seen this challenge as I got my weeks all confused but here we go. Coming fresh off of Tableau Conference and I loved seeing different use cases and tricks. So part of this comes from a tips session with Nhung Lee. And well obviously some additional techniques because I
#WOW2025 Week 19: Can you create stars & reference lines? Read More »
Introduction I’m so excited to be back for another WOW challenge! Fresh off the heels of Tableau Conference, I’m back in dashboard mode. This week I was faced with an interesting use case that I needed to accomplished and after I did, I knew it would make a great challenge. So here we go! So
#WOW2025 | Week 18 | Can you Filter or Drill to Details? Read More »
Introduction For this week’s challenge, I’m showcasing a variety of features using data based on the English Premier League once again. Measure switching is the primary focus for this challenge, which is something many #WOW challenges have used in the past. But you may be new to the #WOW project this year, so it’s always
#WOW2025 | WEEK 17 | Can you switch measures? Read More »
Introduction This week we’re live at Tableau Conference! Our focus is going to be on a dashboard layout using containers and actions. I’ve built a starter workbook with most of the charts you’ll need, so you’ll just be building one chart and putting them all together on the dashboard with the actions needed. Click to
#WOW2025 Week 16 | Can you use Containers and Dynamic Zone Visibility? Read More »
Introduction It’s Community Month once again, which means we have a series of guest coaches creating challenges for you over the next few weeks. This week’s challenge creator is relatively new to Workout Wednesday, but is a prominent member of the wider Tableau community, having been awared 2x VOTD and nominated as Datafam Rising Star
#WOW2025 | Week 15 | Community Month: Anna Clara Gatti Read More »
Introduction Week 3 of Tableau Community Month is presented by “YamaＧ(@m_yamag)”!やまG serves as an organizer for Japan’s Tohoku User Group and actively participates in a daily initiative called “#1日1Tableau(1 Tableau a Day),” frequently engaging with Workout Wednesday challenges. Below is a message from YamaG:——I’m delighted to join my favorite Workout Wednesday (WOW) as a guest
#WOW2025 | Week 14 | Which products have low profit ratio? Read More »
Introduction 【EN】Welcome to the second week of the Community Month! I bring a challenge inspired by Chiaki (@ishiaki_tab)! Chiaki has been a Tableau Visionaries since 2024 and a key leader in Japan TUG.Chiaki was also the winner of the Viz Games at the Salesforce World Tour Tokyo 2024, and this week’s challenge is inspired by
#WOW2025 | Week 13 | Data Storytelling with Dynamic Zone Visibility Read More »
