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If you’re reading this post, you already know that the trend line is the gold standard when it comes to viewing data over time. However, the visual impact of a trend line plummets if the data are too thin. The images below highlight a common...

This is the second in a three part series related to the four types of pills in Tableau. As mentioned previously, the four data types are discrete dimension, continuous dimension, discrete measure, and continuous measure. The first part of this series discussed the differences between...

Tableau purchased Power Tools in 2019. Contact Us for more information. All of us at InterWorks are ecstatic to announce that we’ve been working on some pretty slick new tools surrounding Tableau. Given that we’re the ultimate Tableau evangelists, it only makes sense that we’re obsessed...

Most data analysis is concerned with understanding what the data tells us - for example understanding if business is growing or not and discovering how sales are developing in different territories or across product lines. But sometimes the story the data is not telling can be...

I’m writing this from my brother-in-law’s home in West Milford, NJ. It’s a welcome break from hotel rooms. This afternoon and evening I’m looking forward to giving another speech to the New York Tableau User Group. Spending the last few months speaking at Tableau User Groups...

Do I have a healthy pipeline of sales opportunities? Ensuring a healthy pipeline of opportunities is a key concern of any Sales Manager. In this post I would like to share with you a way of visualizing your pipeline that has proven highly valuable in practice....

My journey at InterWorks is more about the hopping around I've done within InterWorks than it is coming from a different industry. Many consultants found their love for data and IT before they joined InterWorks, and while I've always loved IT, it took a different...

I've had many jobs over the years, including dishwasher, radio DJ, pizza delivery guy, prison guard and IT help desk, but in my mind I've had only two careers. Today I'm a database and Tableau consultant, but that isn't where I started. Following up our "Life as...

Take control of metadata while developing a visualization by employing these CALCULATED FIELD techniques. They make a workbook self-documenting, improve ease of navigation and enable searching of calculated fields. These methods will provide structure during development as well as documentation for future desktop publishers: Apply Metadata...

Our sister company, InterWorks Inc, the premier provider of Tableau Software services in the United States, is collaborating with Tableau User Groups (TUGs) across the country to promote acclaimed Tableau guidebook, “Tableau Your Data! – Fast and Easy Visual Analysis with Tableau Software.” InterWorks’ Director of Business...

Before we can attempt a Marimekko, we need to understand a few of Tableau's lesser used tools. The first of these is the Polygon mark type which can be selected from the dropdown on the marks card. Since the Marimekko is actually made up of lots...

In Part 1 we learned how to use custom SQL to shape our data ready for use later on in polygons. In this part we will use parameters to allow dashboard viewers to exchange dimensions. This methodology can be applied to any chart type which is sliced...

In Part 2 we simulated a Marimekko using stacked bars but since the boundary for each element / polygon of a Marimekko in Tableau is made up from 4 Cartesian Coordinates we are going to use scales of 0 – 100 % for both X and Y...

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