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1. Re: Please suggest the best possible visualizations for the following data structure
lenaic.ridinger Nov 27, 2017 6:55 AM (in response to Anisha Jhamb)Hello Anisha Jhamb,
What do you think about my viz?
I have attached it (10.3) to this post.
Let me know what you think + feedback so we can arrange this together,
cheers,
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Lénaïc RIÉDINGER, Global Community Engineer Tableau
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2. Re: Please suggest the best possible visualizations for the following data structure
Patrick A Van Der HydeNov 27, 2017 4:37 PM (in response to Anisha Jhamb)
1 of 1 people found this helpfulAnisha,
Are the measures with percentages - a percentage of each Dimension value or are they percentages across all of the data? Is there a coorelation between Measure 1 and 2? and a related one between 3 and 4?
Knowing the number of potential values for each Dimension would help too. Are we talking <10 or thousands?
If you can supply a bit more data that matches your true scenerio, it would be easire to assist.
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Patrick
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3. Re: Please suggest the best possible visualizations for the following data structure
Anisha Jhamb Nov 27, 2017 4:58 PM (in response to lenaic.ridinger)Thanks for your input!
But, I cant work with multiple axes.
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4. Re: Please suggest the best possible visualizations for the following data structure
Anisha Jhamb Nov 27, 2017 5:02 PM (in response to Patrick A Van Der Hyde)Thanks for your reply!
Measures are interrelated. For example - take Sales
Measure1 - MOM Sales change
Measure2 - Sales
Measure3 - YOY Sales Change
Measure4 - YTD Sales Change
Dim1 - typically 8-10 values
Dim2 - typically 1-5 values
Dim3/Att1 - 6-10 values for every Dim2 value
Hope this provides a better picture.