Tableau - Bar Chart & Stacked Chart
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2018
- Tableau - Bar Chart & Stacked Chart
Lecture By: Mr. Pavan Lalwani, Tutorials Point India Private Limited
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You are amazing. Clear and easy to follow instructions. Thank you, very much!
Excellent presentation, straight to the point in every topic. Congratulations on your skills and thank you.
Really you are amazing in explaining concepts and things are very clear and anyone can understand. Awesome Job brother !
very clear video. I just watched the pie chart and im here to learn bar chart!!
Nice explanation. Easy understanding.
Thank you so much! This was very helpful for me and my business analytics homework
On point explanation. This guy is awesome
Tableau videos - very well explained!
Thanks you for this explanation
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Nice Job.. Very well explained
Thanku so much sir
6:36 Selecting a (Dimension,Measure) gives a table, this shows a chart. Can you pls help me here?
Sir can make video on ranking from past to this year's by collecting any data sir please can u make early
Can we see the backend code developed??
Can you help in how to download the excel files, which you are showing in the videos
Please give me a datasets
Great video, but it gets blurry at about 3:05
Your data is already organized into nice, neat little columns you "drop" into your chart. That's easy, but the trouble most people have is connecting multiple tables by key fields. If the data is not organized beforehand, your nice neat drop-in examples don't work so simply. I think you need to show how to extract meaningful data from columns that aren't so cut-and-dry.
I mean to say - in the real-world, who records their profit in a single column? Normally, products are stored in one table with cost per unit, then sales are stored in another table with per-instance sale price. To figure out profit, one has to summarize the total cost for a given product from one table, then sum the total sales of those products from another table, and finally calculate the difference between the two to determine how much profit was generated. Sure, you demonstrated how to set up a chart to show the difference between products and the profits they earned, but you conveniently left out the entire process of organizing the data from the various tables involved in the process to get to where you started the video.This is like a chef showing how to sauté' a chicken in 25 minutes, but leaving out all the steps about seasoning the chicken overnight (ingredients, marinate-sauce). The chicken wouldn't be anything without the earlier step.
Likewise, you should at least explain how the data is organized such that it appears as Dimensions and Measures, so that they can be dropped into charts as you show so simply.
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