In Tableau, the default viz color is blue and text is black. You can change colors using the Marks card, or create your own palette based on your preference or company’s color theme. Types of Color Palettes: There are 3 types of color palettes in Tableau. Having determined the suitable color palette for each scenario,…
Today, we’ll explore the difference between DATEPART and DATEVALUE in Tableau. At times, we need to compare performance across specific time periods; other times, we simply want to observe trends over time. That’s where DATEPART and DATEVALUE come into play. DATEPART: DATEPART breaks a date into specific components like month, quarter, or year. It returns discrete…
A Dual Axis in Tableau lets you overlay two different measures – each with its own y-axis on the same chart. This is useful when comparing two different metrics such as Sales ($) and Profit Margin (%) over time. Here we are going to combine Bar Chart (for sales) with Line Chart (for profit). Below…