Heat Maps 101 | Calendar Maps
A calendar map uses colour encoding to show data over specific dates; this can include showing aggregated data over months, weeks or days.
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Heat Maps 101 | Classic Maps
A classic heat map is a graphical representation of data where different values are represented by different colours in a grid or matrix format.
Heat Maps 101 | Tree Maps
Tree maps are hierarchical representations of data in nested rectangles that use colour gradients to represent the density or intensity of a particular variable.
Heat Maps 101 | Geographic Maps
Heat maps are invaluable visual tools that quickly reveal valuable insights from vast datasets, empowering businesses with a clear and efficient understanding. This article explores the diverse applications of heat maps, some of their different forms and their impact on data analysis and communication.
Heat Maps 101
Heat maps are invaluable visual tools that quickly reveal valuable insights from vast datasets, empowering businesses with a clear and efficient understanding. This article explores the diverse applications of heat maps, some of their different forms and their impact on data analysis and communication.
Getting Started With Tableau Accelerators
In today’s digital landscape many businesses are using outdated methods such as email, file transfer, or APIs to share data internally and externally. These methods can be slow, unsecure and downright unreliable. It’s important to note that data can quickly become stale and outdated quickly and using it in that state makes it difficult to make informed decisions. However, Snowflake’s data sharing capabilities can help solve this problem.
Fuzzy Matching in Alteryx & Tableau | Beyond the Basics
Fuzzy matching, also known as fuzzy logic, is a process that identifies elements in data sets that are similar but not identical.
Salesforce Data Cloud for Tableau | At a Glance
Salesforce Data Cloud for Tableau is a new offering that enables native access to Salesforce data directly within Tableau. This connection makes it easy to visualise, automate, explore and act on insights, allowing users to unlock customer value and make decisions swiftly.
An Introduction to LOD Calculations
Tableau is one of the most powerful business intelligence tools on the market, their groundbreaking solutions help to present data in an informative way through charts and graphs. With its best-in-class functionalities, Tableau can handle data regardless of the level of complexity and transform intricate calculations into insightful visualisations. This is where we will encounter Level of Detail (LOD) calculations.
Triathlon Australia & the Australian Institute of Sport Leverages Data to Gain the Competitive Advantage
To best achieve competitive advantage, AIS partnered with Billigence, experts in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics to build a cloud-native, scalable and secure data environment that could deliver powerful insights through a data science driven approach.