by Joshua Verbeek | Nov 23, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
Relative paths in Alteryx are great when sharing your workflows between colleagues, and are particularly important in handing over work to clients. In this post, I’ll summarise how the concept works when using the ‘Input Data’ tool in Alteryx. ...
by Joshua Verbeek | Nov 13, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
After recently completing my first client week, I thought I’d reflect on a day that incorporated training, project work and a client meeting. Hopefully, future data schoolers can catch a glimpse at what to look forward to! Training I rocked up to the...
by Joshua Verbeek | Nov 7, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
Mapbox is a site that provides custom map templates, allows you to customise their templates, and integrate these templates with other programs. In this blog post, I’ll be running through step-by-step how to use Mapbox Studio and bring in your custom maps into...
by Joshua Verbeek | Nov 4, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
Level of Detail (LOD) expressions in Tableau allow you to compute values at differing levels of granularity/detail. These expressions can allow you to fine-tune your computations at lesser, greater or independent levels of granularity. This grants the user greater...
by Joshua Verbeek | Nov 2, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
Alteryx’s Spatial Palette contains many tools to help build upon existing spatial fields in a dataset. I’ll be running through how to create spatial fields in Alteryx such as points, lines, shapes and grids. Create Point The first and...
by Joshua Verbeek | Oct 26, 2021 | Joshua Verbeek
Tableau’s custom mapping feature can help to visualise spatial fields of sports data. It can plot shots in any sport such as football or basketball, average positions in AFL, as well as many other use cases! In this blog post I’ll be showing you how to map...
