Butterfly Graph in Tableau, Easy to design

Butterfly charts are a special kind of Bar chart, where two bar charts are on either side of the same axis and data categories are listed vertically instead of the standard horizontal presentation.
This chart is good to view the comparison of two dimension and parameter side by side

[@louisadibe3189]

Great video

[@sir-cute]

Additional info: If you want to see data point labels on each bar, you would normally go to the 'analysis' menu and turn on the 'show labels' option. But in this scenario, turning that on will also show the zero labels. To turn them off specifically go to the zero measure's 'label' card and uncheck the 'show mark label' option. This way you see only the labels for the actual intended measures.

[@HussainMusic]

Nicely explained....keep it up👍

[@analyticsplanets]

Thanks

[@nabb624]

Thank u for the useful information

[@cloverwong5069]

i love you thank you

[@bilalaziz137]

Why did you create 2 zero axis?? if you create only one then what happens?

[@kristersstohniy7637]

Is there a way to synchronise the axis between the two, if both of the max values a change every week for instance. Right now I have one side with a scale from 0-800 and the other from 0-300 so it isn't visually accurate.

[@satyamsachan5595]

Hi Sir, Here I want to show difference of Male and Female count too. Like showing an arrow starting from 0-axis. Arrow will be on that direction where the count is higher. But it must be start from 0 axis. I went through your other video but not able able to make it. If you can help me please share it.