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October 24, 2018

Tableau Speed Charting: 50 Charts in 50 Minutes

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Yesterday at TC18, I had the pleasure presenting with Jeff Shaffer for the fourth year in a row. Three years ago we presented about Dear Data Two, the past two years we had a tips battle, and this year we decided to switch it up and see how many charts we could build in 50 minutes.

We think we made it through about 70 charts, some of those by Jeff were incredible and had never seen before. The recording will be released by Tableau a couple weeks after the conference ends.

Click on the image below (or here) to download the workbook with all of my charts.

November 8, 2017

Workout Wednesday: Stock Portfolio

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For #WorkoutWednesday week 45, your challenge is to build this new style of visualising a stock portfolio. This idea came from Jeffrey Shaffer, which was a fun challenge to rebuild, and for your challenge, you will have to work with a bigger data set.

Here's what you need to do:

  • Download the data here. You will most likely need to do a bit of data prep like pivoting, at least I needed to.
  • Match the title
  • Match the legend
  • Match the tooltips
  • The black bars represent the 52-week low and 52-week high for each stock and the text below each bar also shows these values.
  • The blue dot represents the latest price.
  • Size should be 375x667 to fit on a mobile device. If it doesn't display properly on my phone, then it's not right. Use Device Designer.
  • Rebuild everything to look identical to mine.

Good luck!