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Learning Tableau 2022

You're reading from   Learning Tableau 2022 Create effective data visualizations, build interactive visual analytics, and improve your data storytelling capabilities

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801072328
Length 568 pages
Edition 5th Edition
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Joshua N. Milligan Joshua N. Milligan
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Preface 1. Taking Off with Tableau FREE CHAPTER 2. Connecting to Data in Tableau 3. Moving Beyond Basic Visualizations 4. Starting an Adventure with Calculations and Parameters 5. Leveraging Level of Detail Calculations 6. Diving Deep with Table Calculations 7. Making Visualizations that Look Great and Work Well 8. Telling a Data Story with Dashboards 9. Visual Analytics: Trends, Clustering, Distributions, and Forecasting 10. Advanced Visualizations 11. Dynamic Dashboards 12. Exploring Mapping and Advanced Geospatial Features 13. Integrating Advanced Features: Extensions, Scripts, and AI 14. Understanding the Tableau Data Model, Joins, and Blends 15. Structuring Messy Data to Work Well in Tableau 16. Taming Data with Tableau Prep 17. Sharing Your Data Story 18. Other Books You May Enjoy
19. Index

A regional scorecard dashboard

Now, we’ll consider another example dashboard that demonstrates slightly different objectives. Let’s say everyone in the organization has agreed upon a KPI of profit ratio. Furthermore, there is consensus that the cut-off point between an acceptable and poor profit ratio is 15%, but management would like to have the option of adjusting the value dynamically to see whether other targets might be better.

Consider the following dashboard:

Figure 8.30: A simple profit KPI dashboard

This dashboard allows your audience to very quickly evaluate the performance of each region over the last six months. Executive management could very quickly pull this dashboard up on their mobile devices and take appropriate action as needed.

The dashboard provides interactivity with the KPI target parameter. Additional drill-down capability into other dashboards or views could be provided if desired. If this view were published on Tableau Server...

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