Link to shared drive folder containing the publicly available data, download if you want to analyze with me!

We'll be analyzing data from the game show "The Price is Right". In this lecture I show you where I got the data source, and how to load it into Tableau.

In this lecture I highlight the best and worst game types and seasons by win % for the Price is Right. (Bar charts, formatting axes, coloring charts, labels)

Creating a heat map of game types and win %'s to see when I'd be most/least likely to win. (Tableau table, coloring labels, formatting labels, displaying multidimensional data cleanly, winning The Price is Right)

Showing you the data source, the logic behind the exponential decay formula, and how to load into Tableau

I'll show you how to plot out exponential decay of multiple caffeinated beverages on the same chart (a tricky task in Tableau), and I'll also show you how to implement an unconventional date parameter (hours passed since caffeine consumption) by tricking Tableau using the date field.

(multiple measures on same axis, modifying date field to suit our needs, line chart, basic formatting)

In this lecture I show you how to create your own tool that calculates how long a given caffeine value will remain in someone's system X hours after consumption.

(user parameters, calculated fields, line chart, pairing parameters and measures, learning exactly what insane amounts of caffeine you may have in you at any given time)

Showing you how to use Tableau's built in geographic capabilities to quickly map out cities!

(maps)

Showing you how to tell a story with your data! (through Tableau's story line feature)

Exploring Tableau Public profiles, embedding our awesome work into a website, and sharing our profile through links.

Giving you some valuable references for further learning & my contact information