So I have this graph with some icons on the names of y axis (left side) and some additional info on the right side which is the comparison between expected/actual tCO2e and the percentage difference (right side)
I have this graph in tableau but haven't been able to add custom SVG icons on the left side neither the additional info on the right side:
How can I achieve this in tableau
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I created a graph for interface statistic (in my custom dashboard), but it shows units like a numbers how I can change it to something like data rate bits/sec.
Also when I saw graphs in default dashboard view it shows different units and it looks good.
I'm using Chronograf 1.3.0
This feature is now available as of Chronograf version 1.3.8.0.
Modifying the units on your graphs can be done as follows, by version:
Chronograf 1.3.8.x
Click the caret at the top-right of a dashboard cell
Click Edit
Image of 'cell caret > Edit'
Select the Display Options tab in the resulting overlay
Edit Y Axis Controls as desired
Click the Green checkmark at the top-right to save your work
Chronograf 1.3.9.x
Click the Pencil icon at the top-right of a dashboard cell
Image of Pencil icon
Select the Options tab in the resulting overlay
Edit Y Axis Controls as desired
Click the Green checkmark at the top-right to save your work
I'm using Crystal 11.5 on the desktop. I'm having a problem where the stacked chart data is not appearing as I want. It appears like below, but I would like:
1) Completed on bottom, then Open on top,
2) Completed should be blue color, Open orange.
I think once the data appears as I want, changing the color should be easy enough via manual manipulation.
I tried using a lot of different chart options and playing around with Specified Order as reversed (Open, Completed instead of Completed, Open). Nothing I've done has worked.
In order to have the stacked data appear as I want, I needed to first create a cross tab (pivot table). Then right click on the cross tab and select Insert Chart.
We test people and then provide analysis for managers and HR teams. I have a chart that I created in Excel which I am struggling (as a novice) to recreate in Tableau.
I started with bullet charts but the problem I had with that is that the bands were relative to the target value and I couldn't see a way to link them to variables. Also the bands don't always go from red to green. There are some attributes where the test may be looking for balance rather than an extreme (e.g. perfectionism).
Instead I went the route of stacked bar charts to show a red,yellow, green type of analysis. I have managed to create a stacked bar chart in Tableau but I can't overlay a marker to show the individual's performance. This is how my data is currently:
When I try to overlay the Score on the stacked BandLimit I get this which is not what I'm after:
What am I doing wrong? I would love to know how I could fix this but also if there are other ways I could do this (bullet chart, etc.) and any tips you might have on better ways to display the information.
Thanks.
Here's one way to get the Score onto what you've already built.
I'm assuming you're looking to add the arrow that you had in the Excel bullet chart. We can do that with a second mark. I'll go ahead and include your steps so far, just to make sure everyone's on the same page:
Place Competency on the Rows shelf.
Place SUM(Band Limit) in the Columns shelf.
Place Band in Color.
Now we'll make a new mark to get that arrow onto the viz. Place Score in the Columns shelf, after SUM(Band Limit). Right click on the Score pill and make it a dimension, but keep it continuous. Lots of things will likely change automagically, but no worries, we'll get it back under control in a minute. One important thing to note is that there are now two marks shown in the Marks Card - one for SUM(Band Limit) and one for Score.
Right click the Score axis and hit Dual Axis. Then right click the Score Axis again (which is now at the top of the view) and hit Synchronize Axis. You should now have an axis at the top and bottom of the view, and they should be aligned with one another.
Go to the SUM(Band Limit) section in the Marks card. Make sure the only thing in Color is Band, then change the mark type to Bar. You should wind up with stacked bar charts again.
Go to the Score section in the Marks card. You'll probably want all of your arrows to be the same color, so take everything out of Color. Click Color and choose black (or whatever feels right to you).
In the Score section in the Marks card, change the chart type. Then choose Shape and select an arrow for the shape to replicate the Excel chart. You can also choose Gantt Bar to have a thin black line instead of an arrow.
Right click on axes and uncheck Show Header if you don't want them there. If you opt to remove both of them, make sure you include some way to see the values, maybe with a tooltip or by creating labels for one or both marks.
I animated a scatterplot of two variables over time using the pages tool in Tableau.
The x-axis is GDP per capita and y-axis is CO2 per capita.
I want to also show the timeline (years) along the bottom of the chart as the user moves through the pages over time. Is this possible in Tableau?
Thanks!
If you want to do something like the example below then just build a few sheets and apply the date to the pages shelf of each sheet. After that, add the sheets to a dashboard and make sure to show the page control for each sheet that you want to animate (click on the little triangle in the top right of the container on the dashboard).
I have objects on the dashboards - filters and legends, I've click 'x' on some of the objects because I dont want to display them. Now I want to display them - how can I make them appear on the dashboard again? I've tried remove and add the sheet again, but doesn't bring back everything anymore.
gemmo
When editing your dashboard, select the sheet or object that you wish to manipulate. You should see a small black triangle in the top right corner of the sheet. Pressing on that triangle reveals a menu that allows you to control it's settings -- including which filters and legends are displayed.
Once you've turned on displaying a filter or legend, you can move it where you like, edit its title or format, or change it between tiled and floating to adjust its position.
To unhide Legends, Follow steps as under in the image:
Select floating and adjust Legends as per your requirement and you will get desired results.