This is the sample data to create that graph in tableau?
X,bar1,bar2,bar3,forline
Jan,157,942,1099,17%
Feb,172,1189,1365,14%
This can be done by creating a dual axis chart between the Line field and Measure Values, and adding the Measure Names to the filter pane to select Bar1, Bar2, Bar3.
Hope the below link helps:
https://public.tableau.com/profile/arunima4660#!/vizhome/SO_Ans/Sheet1
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I'm having trouble creating a chart that combines a line chart with a stacked area chart in Tableau Public. I can create the line chart in Tableau, but after that, I don't know how to proceed. Attached is the chart I created in Excel that I am trying to recreate in Tableau.
Line + Stacked Area Chart
Thanks.
Make your chart a duel axis chart - to do this you must have at least 2 measures on your shelf - click on the right most measure a select 'Duel axis'. Once you've done this, you'll see that each measure has it's own tab on the Marks shelf, which means you can set different mark types on each - for example one measure can be a bar chart and the second can be a line graph.
Hope that helps,
Ben
I built a gantt waterfall chart in tableau to represent sales difference over time. I want to add columns in the beginning and end, to show the total sales before and after the sales difference occurs.
http://image.slidesharecdn.com/howtocreateatableauwaterfallchart-120307010026-phpapp02/95/how-to-create-a-tableau-waterfall-chart-9-638.jpg?cb=1376818931
You could do a dual axis to get this, with the ending total value on the second axis... *might need an LOD calc to exclude the slicing dimension for the bar on the one axis.
Or, you could create two sheets and align them side by side on a dashboard to do this.
I am struggling to create stacked bar chart out of 3 separate bar charts in Tableau.
They suppose to look like this:
However, closest I've got is this in tableau
With other charts it's kinda easier with just dragging the values from rows into the y-axis and voala - stacked bar chart. Over here they just disappear, as I've removed them.
Hope anyone can shed light to my darkness with Tableau.
You were close with your second Tableau screen shot.
From that configuration, move Measure Names from the Columns shelf to the Color shelf. Then you will get a colored bar for each measure on the Measure Values shelf, instead of a column for each measure.
I'm aware of how to create a dual-axis chart using two different measures for the Y-axis. Is there a way for me to create a dual-axis chart using a same measure but on two different range in the dual-axis? For example, I have a column which contains revenue, I want to create a dual-axis chart where one axis has revenue for Year 2013, and the other with revenue for Year 2014.
Edit: my aim is to create a line chart for revenue Year 2013, and bar chart for revenue Year 2014, on the same chart. See picture below is what I have done to have FY13 and FY14 values for each month and running monthly cumulative.
Now what I wanted to do is to have the two FY13 bar charts to be line charts superimposed on their corresponding FY14 bar charts.
I attach also my Tableau workbook that creates the charts above in the first tab.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5548442/StackOverflow%20attachments/FY13%20vs%20FY14.twbx
Yes, this is possible.
Drop the measure in the row shelf.
Then grab the same measure with Control key pressed and drop it again on the row shelf.
You will have two instance of the same measure on the row shelf.
Right Click the second measure on the row shelf and click dual axis.
Right click the axis on the worksheet and Edit axis to your choice.
Let me know if this solved your problem.
EDIT
Create 2 calculated feild:
If [FY] = "FY13"
then [Value]
end
call it- 2013
and
If [FY] = "FY14"
then [Value]
end
call it- 2014
Then just do as i have done in this image.
I'm using BIRT right now to display some charts. I need to display a bar chart based on scripted data. If there is too much data, then the chart X series get very compact.
I want to limit the number of X series displayed on a chart, let's say to 5, then the next 5 to draw on another chart and so on. This is possible in JasperReports by using nested groups and resetting the chart on a group event. I can't achieve this in BIRT.
Is this possible in BIRT?
P.S. I need to obtain what is on top of the image below, like in Jasper. What I can with BIRT is on the bottom-right
Yes, this is possible:
Add a Table item to the report, with the appropriate dataset.
Add a group to the table, to restrict the number of series to no more than 5 series per group (ie. grouped in the same way as the nested groups would be set up in your JasperReports.)
Delete all rows from the table object except the group footer.
Add a graph to the group footer (by dragging from the Palette) and set up columns, values and series as normal.
No resetting of the chart on a group event should be necessary, since the grouping is already done within the table object.