White House Salary Gap By Gender
This visualization tells us about the Pay Gap between male and females for the same position in White house. Lines which are inside the circle […]
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Tableau Charts : Pie Charts
In the last blog in the series Tableau Charts we talked about Symbols & Filled Maps . Today we will talk about a most common chart type […]
Tableau Charts : Symbol & Filled Maps
In the previous blog we looked into Heat Maps & Highlight Tables . In tableau when we are dealing with geographic variable we have two options : […]
Salaries Under Obama And Trump
In this blog I tried to visualise how salaries were being paid across different positions under Obama and Trump. The total number of positions under […]
Advanced Charting : Diverging bar / Funnel Charts
Hi All, In this blog of Advanced Charting using tableau we will see how to build a funnel chart / diverging bar chart in tableau. […]
Tableau Charts : Heat Maps & Highlight Tables
Hi All, In the previous blog in the series Tableau Charts we talked about Text Tables . Today we are going to talk about an extension of […]
Netflix User Ratings
I recently came across a dataset that had the viewers ratings of Netflix shows released by year. I did not go into the dataset to […]
Tableau Charts : Text Tables
Hi All, In the earlier post in this series we talked about Bar Chart and Variants . In this post and the following we will discuss about […]
Aircraft Crashes In History
While scavenging for data I came through this dataset which had a list of all the aircraft crashes ( millitary and non millitary ) across […]
Advanced Charting : Bar Under Bar
Hi All, In today blog I will write about how we can create a bar chart within a bar chart . This is how a […]
Share of Higher Education In Household Expenditure
Hi All, This is the first in series of my News Makeover in which I would be building vizzess based on news articles that I […]
Literacy Rate In India
Literacy rate in India increased from a mere 18% in 1951 to 74% as of 2011. As of 2011 Bihar was the least literate state […]
