Introduction This week we have a challenge set by a fellow Data School Consultant, Oscar Kriebel. Yes you read that correctly another Kriebel in the Tableau World. Oscar kindly volunteered to submit a challenge for this week. Whilst I don’t agree with seeing so many Pie Charts, the techniques are interesting! Have fun! Click to […]
#WOW2026 Week 42: Can you create a small multiple pie chart? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday
Introduction Small multiples can be a good way to see overall trends across several categories, but sometimes it can be tricky to get the sorting and labels right, so that’s what we’ll practice this week! Since baseball season is over now, we’ll look at overall win percentage from 1998 to 2022 for Major League Baseball
#WOW2022 | Week 47 | Can you label and sort small multiples? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday
Introduction This week I struggled to get creative, but thought about what types of charts have we not built for a previous WOW. As far as I can see this has not been done in the past. So good luck! This chart is looking at the rise and fall of profit with a month. Click
2020 Week 44: Can you create a small multiple waterfall chart? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday
Introduction This week, I wanted to take a look at how people could visualise time in a unique way. My idea around this is planning. Looking at time in this manner allows people to look at workload / order load etc and see where was most and least popular, which will allow planning for the
Week 3: Can you visualise time in a unique way? Read More »
Tableau, Workout Wednesday
Introduction This challenge is hosted on Andy’s website – check it out here Click to open in Tableau Public Attribute When you publish your solution on Tableau Public make sure to take the time and include a link to the original inspiration. Also include the hashtag #WOW2017 in your description to make it searchable! Share After
#WOW2017 | 03 | State of US Jobs Read More »
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