Category: Discoveries
Puede Tableau Public ayudarte a conseguir tu nuevo trabajo? (Spanish)
Te invito a que lo averigüemos juntos! – Mi presentación en el último hashtag#TFFLATAM en castellano/español. Espero les guste y me encantaría recibir sus comentarios!
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The Spawning Of The Tadpole Chart
A walk (swim?) through an extension of a new chart concept, similar to a dumbbell chart but with only one end to denote a transition between two states.
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Taking Tooltips Off The Map
Tooltip are great, but can hamper comprehension of your chart if they cover up useful context. This tip suggests a way to retain all that great tooltip detail without losing the context.
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When Should We Use A Slope Graph?
Slope graphs are becoming more commonplace. But where did the spring from, and when is the best time to use them?
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The Joy Is Wherever You Find It
Yesterday Neil Richards blogged about the recent joy plot phenomenon. Here I discuss why their possible analytical benefits should not be written-off.
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The Viz That Wasn’t (And Then Was Again)
Why I couldn’t bring myself to rework a visualisation for Makeover Monday, and then found a way to come face-to-face the data and telling a story I was comfortable with
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Visualising Data On The Go
Vizable the free mobile app that gives users sophisticated analytics capabilities on the go by pinching, swiping, and dragging.
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Merging Two Polygon Maps In Tableau
Here I share how I combined two separate data sources containing polygon data for mapping, since I couldn’t find any other examples online showing how it could be done.
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