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How to make Curvy Bump Charts on Tableau
In this blog, I’m going to walk through how to improve your bump chart design by adding curvature to each line.
Tableau in Motion
Animation in Tableau is mainly used for analyzing seasonal trends or simply placing measures over a period. Using time series such as months, days, and...
Creating Waffle Chart in Tableau
As a part of initial viz for the application process, I worked on Airport passenger movement data from data.gov.au. After two weeks of my training...
Data Viz Best Practice Introduction – Part 1 Chart Types and Colours
In a profession where hours are spent working with black and white data, analysts relish the opportunity to create data visualisation with colour, shapes, maps,...
The stone started rolling!
The stone started rolling! As promised in my previous citing, here I am with my experience with the admission process. Data School expects candidates to...
Expectations and Experiences – The Data School Down Under Week 1
I joined the Data School to learn the best analytic tools, develop my consulting skill and collaborate with data-driven people. I can emphatically confirm that...
Mission Viz Begins!
Mission Viz Begins! I have spent almost a decade and a half in teaching Mathematics and Statistics to high school students. I was wondering what...
Reflections – The Data School Down Under
Reflective blog – Datalicious Journey My Data School journey started sometime in September/October last year in 2018. I clearly remember being excited and anxious at...
Baseball data
For dashboard week day-2, this time it is a sport one! The challenge is to analyse the Major League Baseball teams on their ranking from...
Dashboard week Day 5: Australia’s Influenza Surveillance
The final day 5 dashboard. This time I got the opportunity to explore and analyse Australian Influenza data across all age groups for both male...