I’m often asked, as I was yesterday by Rob Farley: do you think that Microsoft would consider purchasing Tableau? For those of you who don’t know,
The purpose of this blog is to help you to see the difference that the underlying data structure has in determining the visual resulting visual
As you may have seen, the Man Booker prize has been won by Howard Jacobson with The Finkler Question. If you’re a bookworm like me, and like to
It’s possible to interact directly with Tableau workbooks using Tableau Public, which is probably best described as a ‘Youtube’ for data. This means that viewers
Every year since 1901, the Nobel Prize is an international award dedicated to outstanding achievements to humanity. There are prizes in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature. It is administered
One of my readers, Misbah, wrote recently to ask a query about obtaining sample data sets. I’ve done some research on this – Misbah, this
It’s the time of year again, where the film critics and pundits try to guess who will be awarded an Academy Award©, otherwise known as
This blog post focuses on an analysis of the donations made, by country, to assist the healing of Haiti after the devastating series of earthquakes
Tableau are sponsoring a live webinar with Stephen Few on 23rd February; register quick! This will be well worth a listen. I’ve included the link
Despite the current economic difficulties, chocolate sales are continuing to rise throughout the world (Mintel, 2010). For example, British chocolate lovers have increased sales by
If you are interested in Tableau training at your office, or at a training venue in London which I can arrange, please do not hesitate
ate formatting is a crucial aspect of many reports. Recently I found a useful trick in Tableau for formatting dates when using calculated fields. Using