by Michael Michelini | May 23, 2022 | Michael Michelini
You can download images directly through Alteryx. When paired with web scraping this can be a very powerful tool to automate downloading every image on a certain website. For this blog we will look at the download tool and how to download and save a single image in...
by Michael Michelini | May 23, 2022 | Michael Michelini
Sometimes you want to view the same data with 2 different charts. However this can take up a lot of space on the dashboard. One way to deal with this problem is using a parameter to give the user the ability to swap between charts. In this blog I’ll explain how...
by Michael Michelini | May 23, 2022 | Michael Michelini
The viz Giving the user the ability to link to google maps based on latitude and longitude, allows users to get more context on interesting points in a visualisation. In this blog I will walk through how I made a clickable map that links to google maps. First we need...
by Michael Michelini | May 23, 2022 | Michael Michelini
Tableau quick tip: Dynamic sorting in Tableau Giving the user the ability to sort by whatever measure they want can help them explore the visualisation through lenses they wouldn’t otherwise be able to. Unfortunately I’ve never seen a way to do this, so I...
by Michael Michelini | May 22, 2022 | Michael Michelini
Weather data can be a great way to supplement some data sources. It allows you to view datasets from another angle and determine if the weather has an effect on your data. Our cohort had a client project where we had to do exactly this, and I’ve decided to write...
by Michael Michelini | May 22, 2022 | Michael Michelini
For the final day of dashboard week our dataset was The Legatum Prosperity Index. The dataset has a hierarchical structure where each country has an over prosperity index. This prosperity score is made up pillars (eg. education, health) each pillar is made up of...
