This morning, while reading my RSS feeds, there was an interesting map showing Netflix streaming activity by state published by HSI. The visual didn’t make it easy to see the most popular show incidence. In a few minutes, I created this view in Tableau that does: ...
Tableau purchased Power Tools in 2019. Contact Us for more information. I had the opportunity to join InterWorks at the beginning of 2014 and play a key role in the launch of a brand new toolset called Power Tools for Tableau. At that point in time,...
The idea behind these reports is to allow the user to explore Medicare Part D Prescription claims across the country. In 2014, Medicare Part D had 40.5 million beneficiaries. That’s roughly 12 out of every 100 Americans, which equates to a lot of data. In order to...
Randy Krum, author of "Cool Infographics" and coolinfographics.com, joins Tim to talk about his experience in the data industry, his and Tim's favorite hats and getting involved in the community. Get a free chapter of his book at http://www.coolinfographics.com/book. Subscribe to Podcast Your Data through iTunes, Stitcher,...
Here’s a question I got from a student named Summer in a DII: Intermediate course in Hong Kong: "I want to show all of the cities in the United Kingdom for a particular measure but only show city name labels for the top five." Awesome question! Let’s...
Have you heard of Francois Ajenstat? He's only the Chief Product Officer at Tableau. He stopped by to talk with Zen Master Robert about #data16, his history at Microsoft, his new role, how to fill buckets, where you can find his name in all kinds...
2016 Iron Viz contestants Russell Spangler, Robert Rouse and winner Curtis Harris recount their experiences at TC16. How does one prepare for those 20 minutes where it's just you and the data? How do the feeder competitions compare? What was their favorite moments AFTER the competition?...
Ah, the weeks after Thanksgiving. Nothing but cold turkey sandwiches and residual guilt from eating so much. Even though this post comes at a time when we're all exceedingly tired of this tasty fowl, I couldn't get an idea for a viz out of my head: Why...
In last article in our Deep Dive on Sets, we will explore how we can use sets inside of a hierarchy. It adds dynamism to your hierarchies, particularly if you nest multiple computed sets into a single hierarchy. Let’s learn how to do it! Hierarchy Overview A...
You have 20 minutes to build a dashboard from scratch with 1.3 billion rows of New York City taxi data. What do you do? Can your database handle the task? Are Tableau extracts the answer? In this webinar, Iron Viz contestant and Tableau Zen Master Robert Rouse discusses...
EVP of Sales and Tableau Employee #10(ish) Kelly Wright joins Dan Murray to talk about the early days of Tableau, the Tableau Conference, selling software to people who didn't know they needed it. Kelly and Tableau are passionate about empowering people to answer their own...
The last two articles of this Deep Dive are going to focus on some advanced uses of sets. We’ll start by looking at how we can use sets in calculated fields. It doesn’t matter if the set was created manually or if the set is...
InterWorks’ customer session featuring the Google Patents Team is now available for your viewing pleasure! Tableau recently made several of its more popular sessions available for view online via the Tableau Conference 2016 website. All you have to do is sign in to watch. If...
Tableau Conference 2016 is officially in the rearview. Forgive us if we're a feeling a bit emotional or nostalgic (we're not crying, YOU'RE crying). But seriously, TC16 didn't disappoint. We had our minds blown by all the new features coming to Tableau and loved connecting...
The first keynote was about vision, but Devs on Stage is all about the features analysts most want to see. Let's dive into what was shown and what you can expect in future Tableau iterations. Analytics Maraki Ketema, an engineer on the Analytics team, was the first...
We’ve created manual sets, and we’ve created computed sets. Now we are going to extend the functionality of our sets once again by using two sets to create a combined set. This allows us to create additional analysis to compare, contrast or even combine the...
In the initial keynote of TC16, Tableau brought the heat. Laying out a grand vision for the next two to three years, Tableau announced many big new features, experiences and even a brand new product code-named "Project MAESTRO." There's was definitely something for everyone, from...
In all of our previous examples of this Deep Dive, we’ve been adding our new sets to the Filters card. That’s filtering our view (as well as limiting the membership available in our filter control as we did in part two). What happens if we...
Computed sets use logic to dynamically update the membership of the set. This is the key distinction between constant sets and computed ones. Changes to the data will change the set itself as it re-computes what gets classified as IN the set and what gets...
Constant sets are sets that once created do not change. If the underlying data changes, the membership of the constant set does not change to reflect these differences. These are also known as manually created sets. In this part of our Deep Dive on sets,...
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