Visualizations

Learn about the Intersects calculation in Tableau, which allows you to find spatial intersections via calculated fields at the workbook level—rather than in a join.

Each year, Gartner invites leaders to take part in their Analytics & BI Bake-Off, where platforms highlight their capabilities across categories, including data management, analysis, storytelling, and innovation.

Receiver routes, fan maps, and game predictions—see the curated collection of American football visualizations created in Tableau.

Learn all about Viz of the Day—a daily dose of inspiration that sparks meaningful data conversations, showcases what’s possible in Tableau, and elevates data visualizations from the Tableau Community.

The Tableau Community has a wealth of resources to accelerate your football and soccer analytics journey.

Step by step instructions to see and understand your music listening data using Tableau.

Get started with Tableau Public, a free online visual analytics platform that allows you to learn data skills, create and explore data visualizations, discover data stories, and create your own portfolio of work to share with your network.

Maps are a great tool to visually analyze spatial patterns. In Tableau, it’s simple to add multiple layers of data on top of a custom base map to easily see patterns.

Learn how mapping location data allows us to see and understand spatial patterns, helping answer where is the data located and how is it distributed & how are the locations related?

10 recommendations to help data communicators and organizations lead with empathy and do good with data.

Dive into Jock Mackinlay’s visual analysis of Tableau innovation across more than 40 product releases, and hear his predictions for the future of analytics.

In the latest episode of Chart Chat, Amanda Makulec, Steve Wexler, Jeff Shaffer and Andy Cotgreave discussed the lessons data storytellers can learn from 2020 US election poll trackers. Read on for Andy's four main takeaways that you can apply in your own analyses.