@unshar @dataschooluk@VizWizBI@Datajedininja Thanks for everything @unshar ! It has been an amazing time working with you. Great team and even better people! π
#WOW2020 Completed the first one of the year!
I found a bit tricky to set the columns/buttons names... don't think it will be the correct way, but it works! :)
Thanks @lukestanke, @AnnUJackson and @lorna_eden for the challenge!
https://t.co/Z7VafnOurD
Today was Dashboard week #3! Project about Kickstarter focusing on showing KPIs. See my dashboards below.
Blog: https://t.co/xUPWwLWcSh
Viz: https://t.co/JKtVCLxcWJ
This last viz that I created shows the number of daylight hours throughout a year in London. #dataviz
I have a love-hate relationship with daylight hours during summer ... Praise it in the evening and curse it in the morning.
https://t.co/YuN0RuXItx
Check my new post on how to compare the progression of values after a specific period of time.
A common use case would be comparing total running sales for products with different launch dates.
Comments are welcome! π
https://t.co/BJoncLzBpq
@rajvivan@VizWizBI@tableau@dataschooluk Hi Rajeev! You are right, 99% of the data falls within 3 STD in a normal distribution, so it is good to set the max SD in your parameter control to 3 SD.
That was not the best way to explain it π. I will amend the post now to make it clearer. Thanks for the comment!