How to Create Custom Categories in Tableau: Engagement Analysis
As explained in this topic’s sister blog, effectively splitting data into categories is very important for effective analysis. These custom categories are required to be
Everything You Need to Know About Parameters in Tableau: Part 1 of 2
Parameters in Tableau are so versatile that even people who use them all the time may only explore some of the ways in which they
How to Create Custom Categories in Tableau: RFM Analysis
All human languages and cultures divide the world into categories. This natural instinct to categorize is instrumental in acquiring and storing knowledge and, thus, to
How to Include an “ALL” Option for Multiple Select Parameters in Tableau: Part 2
In a previous blog, I went over how you can create multiple select parameters in Tableau. Just as its name suggests, multiple select parameters allows
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Tableau Dashboard Example
View Dashboard in Tableau The Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) Tableau Dashboard provides organizations with an overview of application trends, metrics, details, and potentially fraudulent activity.
How to Build a Hierarchy Filter in Tableau: Part 3 of 3
In part 1 of this blog series, you learned how to build a simple hierarchy filter, and in part 2, you learned how to build
How to Build a Hierarchy Filter in Tableau: Part 2 of 3
In part 1 of this blog series, you learned how to build a hierarchy filter that operates using set actions. However, due to the inherent
How to Build a Hierarchy Filter in Tableau: Part 1 of 3
The filters you add up in a dashboard will often be different hierarchy levels. For example, Region and State or Category and Sub-Category. When filters
How to Custom Sort Tables in Tableau
If you are in the Tableau space, you have probably come across dashboards with insightful tables featuring different color formatting for each column and/or even
How to Dynamically Zoom in Tableau
One of the main challenges with building dashboards is to show the right amount of detail in a dashboard to stay insightful, but at the
