Tableau, you sunk my Battleship!
Ah, games and Tableau – two of my favorite things together! And it isn’t all just about fun and games, it’s about
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Design technique for Tableau dashboards: semi-transparent images
Wow! I’m still stunned to have won the first IronViz feeder contest for 2017! And excited! And humbled. And honored.
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Navigating Hierarchies in Tableau using Self Updating Actions
The Tableau technique shown here is to use an action to update an entire dashboard, including the filter selection and
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Bob Ross Mashup: The Joy of Viz Painting 2
I grew up watching Bob Ross and as I watched him mix colors and beat brushes, I knew that I could
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Games In Tableau – Pushing the Limits with Practical Results
You may not think of Tableau as a game engine, but I’ve used it to create interactive games (such as tic-tac-toe,
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Star Trek: The Tableau Game
In the 1980s, my dad brought home a Tandy 1000. I still remember him giving instructions to my mom and
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Going Off Grid – The secret way to hide something on a Tableau Dashboard
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to hide something on a Tableau Dashboard? Something you, the designer
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Blackjack! (Tableau deals)
Can’t wait for the Tableau conference next week year? How about playing a game of blackjack against Tableau in the
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Creating Tic Tac Tableau Part 2: 5 Million Records – Really?
If you missed them, see the original Tic Tac Toe Dashboard and Part 1 first. Chris Love asked if it
I love to push the limits with Tableau – to find out what can be done, to learn and grow and push myself. Then I take a step back and ask, “what practical lessons did I learn and what can I teach others?”
Creating Tic Tac Tableau Part 1: Generating the Data
Once I had the idea of creating a dashboard to play Tic Tac Toe against Tableau, I had to come
Joshua Milligan is a five-time Tableau Zen Master. His passion is training, mentoring, and helping people gain insights and make decisions based on their data through data visualization using Tableau.
He is a principal consultant at Teknion Data Solutions, where he has served clients in numerous industries since 2004.
Joshua served as technical reviewer on several Tableau titles and is the author of the book Learning Tableau.
