Great tutorial! Now I come up with the question, how can we highlight the line between two end points to flag the decrease/increase? For example, I want the line to be red when it's decreasing, and green when it's increasing.
Hi Kahayashi, sure thing! It is actually pretty easy to add this. You simply need to add a calculated field which determines whether the second value is greater than the first value. And then use this calculated field on the colour options for the corresponding line chart.
Great tutorial! Now I come up with the question, how can we highlight the line between two end points to flag the decrease/increase? For example, I want the line to be red when it's decreasing, and green when it's increasing.
Hi Kahayashi, sure thing! It is actually pretty easy to add this. You simply need to add a calculated field which determines whether the second value is greater than the first value. And then use this calculated field on the colour options for the corresponding line chart.
Simply Brilliant!
Hi ! I love your tutorials. Clear and simple. May i know whether you will be doing a tutorial on creating a ternary chart in tableau? Thank you!
We don't have yet. But we may do.
Thanks for your interest :)
Thanks for making superdatascience. I just love the content.
Thanks for your comment Lone!
Hello SuperDataScience. Super video. Is it possible to use the same technic in PowerBI ?
where is the data set or link available for data
Thank you for awesome videos!
Thanks for tuning in!
Fantastic video. Also pls upload the data file for practice
Dataset added
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