Introduction One of things that I really enjoy about using Tableau is finding interesting charts “in the wild” and attempting to replicate them. Last month, I saw a Power BI WOW challenge from Meagan that looked really interesting and I wanted to try it out. So here go! Can you visualize ranges? Click to open […]
#WOW2025 | Week 2 | Visualizing Ranges Read More »
Tableau, Uncategorized, Workout Wednesday
Introduction My past few challenges have been quite heavy on the formatting. Today I wanted to take a break from challenging you to format your workbooks, to showing you a powerful feature in Sigma that I don’t see used as often as I think it should be. Trellising! If you’re not familiar with trellising, it
2024 Week 16 | Sigma: Can you create a trellis? Read More »
Sigma, Workout Wednesday
Introduction While reviewing recent work I’ve done in preparation for this week’s challenge, I came across a tile map with individual area charts by state that we use to monitor subscriptions, and thought it would be a fun one. As I dug into it, I realized it was inspired by Luke’s challenge in 2020 Week
#WOW2024 | Week 8 | Can you create an area chart tile map? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday
Introduction This week you are invited to build a horizon chart of the arctic ice extent–the amount of ice on the arctic ice cap. Data comes from the National Snow and Ice Data Center. In case you are not familiar with the horizon chart, a nice definition can be found here on Nathan Yao’s Flowing
2022 – WEEK 24: How is the arctic ice extent trending? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday