Like coffee? Love Tableau? Live near NYC? Then we have just the event for you.

On Friday, November 20th from 8-11am, grab a coffee, have a seat and chat about the world of Tableau and data visualization with three Tableau Zen Masters: Peter Gilks, Steve Wexler and me (Andy Kriebel).

Pop in at any time. If 8am is best for you, show up then. If 10:23 is better, come then.

This is intentionally informal, so you should feel free to ask us anything. Our goal is to meet as many of you as possible. We hope to see you there!

While you don't need to sign up, it would be nice to know if you plan to come. I've created a Facebook event here.

Event Details
Date: Friday, November 20th
Time: 8-11am (pop in any time)
Location: Jams NYC (1414 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019)

Nearly caught up on the weeks I had to skip. Week 14 was pretty straight forward, but I wanted my gantt chart to look a bit fancier so I put dots on the ends. For this type of lollipop Gantt chart, you need to use both axes. I'll show how to do this for Tableau Tip Tuesday next week.

To collect the data for this week, I combined data from Moves (for places and times), Fitbit (for sleeping) and Sunrise (for my calendar). I entered everything manually into Excel and connected it to Tableau.