A Waterfall chart, also known as the Bridge chart, is a unique type of bar chart. It shows the difference between two values, specifying the factors which affect that difference. This way you can ... Read more >

Color is a powerful tool that impacts the way we interpret information. It creates atmosphere, focuses attention and suggests interpretation. Today I am going to explain how to become an expert in ... Read more >

Tableau is a tool designed for the visual analysis of data. It allows you to see and understand what is hidden behind the figures. Slack is an instant messaging application developed for business ... Read more >

Do you work with Explorer and want to combine your data? Or perhaps you have a license for Creator, but your ability to link the data is limited due to data security policies? If yes, you should ... Read more >

Excel has been the essential data analytics tool for years. Even now it’s hard to imagine the daily work of analysts without Excel in the background. However, the development of data-science has led ... Read more >

Machine Learning is a data science domain that has been rapidly developing in the recent years. In addition to the increasing range of applications, ML has also become more accessible. Several years ... Read more >

On 24th April, Tableau launched two new types of charts for testing in Tableau Public: Sankey and Radial. It is the first of its kind beta testing of new functionalities that has been made widely ... Read more >

A line chart is a classic and basic tool of everyone involved in data analytics. It is easy to prepare and is intuitively understood by recipients. Can this chart have any hidden secrets? Of ... Read more >

In the previous posts of the series “60 Charts in Tableau”, I described visualization methods for presenting the category and time data, the elements of the whole and relationships. Let’s recall them ... Read more >