Tableau Ultimate Chart Masterclass: 63xCharts

Build 60 different charts in Tableau, from bar and line charts to area maps and circles, with hands-on practice to develop practical skills.

Master bar-in-bar charts in Tableau by plotting sales and quantity on a dual axis, adjusting colors and bar sizes to compare two measures clearly.

Create barcode charts in Tableau to reveal details inside each bar by moving a high-cardinality dimension, such as product name, to the details shelf.

Master line charts in Tableau to show changes over time using dates, switch to month continuous, and build multiple, dual, and cumulative lines with end-of-line labels.

Build a bump chart in Tableau to rank four countries by sales using lines, table calculations, and a country filter, with circular markers and synchronized dual axes.

Create sparkline charts in Tableau to display trends over time as compact visuals for KPIs, splitting lines by country on rows and using min and max by quarter order date.

Master advanced Tableau visualizations by building a barbell chart that compares 2021 and 2022 sales by subcategory using calculated fields and a dual-axis line to illustrate differences.

Learn to build rounded bar charts in Tableau by merging an average line with bars, using a dummy zero value, and applying color by measure values for ranking subcategories.

Combine bar and line charts in one view to compare orders and customers over time. Use an average line and dual axis to synchronize axes.

Construct bullet charts in Tableau to compare current year sales to previous year by subcategory, using per-cell lines, reference lines, and custom formatting for clear visuals.

Create area charts in Tableau to visualize changes over time, blend area with line via dual axis, and build stacked and 100% stacked charts along with small multiples.

Learn to build a dot plot in Tableau to show sales distribution by date and category, using order date on rows and month as continuous, with order ID as detail.

Create a circle timeline in Tableau to analyze changes over time by placing dates on columns, subcategories on rows, and using size for sales; use color to show profits.

Build treemaps to show part-to-whole hierarchies by sizing blocks with sales and coloring by category, then explore subcategories and products, and use heatmaps to compare sales across countries.

Build bubble charts in Tableau by sizing bubbles with sales and coloring by profits, then add details from subcategories and use product names and order IDs in stacked bubbles.

Create and customize maps in Tableau by loading a CSV with country and states, plotting latitude and longitude, and using colors, sizes, and dual axis to visualize sales.

Master histograms in Tableau by building bins for a single measure to show distribution, and create advanced histograms from two measures using a fixed LOD calculation.

Create a calendar heat map in Tableau using order date, with weekday columns and week number rows, filtered to a single month; visualize sales by color and day numbers.

Build a Pareto chart in Tableau with a bar chart and a line of running total percentage, using dual axis and reference lines for 20% and 80%.

Learn to build butterfly (tornado) charts in Tableau to compare two measures—customer count and order count—by category, using a centered dimension spine and dual-axis wings.

Learn to build quadrant charts in Tableau using the average discount and the profit ratio, then use parameters to split the view, add reference lines, and color points by quadrant.

Explore box plots in tableau, learning to read the five-number summary, from the median to the upper and lower whiskers, and compare distributions across subcategories and categories.

Learn to combine a KPI with bar charts to compare two years, using 2022 bars with a 2021 reference line, color rules, and a dual-axis view for quick insights.

Create KPI-style patterns in Tableau using text visuals to display total sales by country, format numbers with thousands (k) and a dollar prefix, and adjust size, bold, and alignment.

Build a funnel chart in Tableau to visualize sales progress by subcategory, adjust block size by sum of sales, sort by descending, and display percent of total labels.

build a progress bar in Tableau dashboards by layering a background placeholder and actual progress using a dual axis, percent of total, and color adjustments.

Map your questions to eight chart categories—change over time, magnitude, part-to-whole, correlations, ranking, distribution, special, and flow—and choose the best Tableau visualizations to answer them.