Name: ShowMeMore
SKU: smm
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Sunburst diagram with labels, measures and total value

ShowMeMore

Starting at: €2,340.00 / year

Expand your Tableau Toolkit with 10+ visualizations like the Sankey Diagram, Radar Chart, Venn Diagram, SunBurst and many more.

SKU: smm Category: Extensions

Description

This extension adds 10+ visualization types to your Tableau toolkit that are not present in the “Show Me” function of Native Tableau

Create stunning Sankey Diagrams, enable your dashboard designers to use Radar Charts or compare sets using super attractive Venn Diagrams and many more! All with the flexible power and interactivity of Tableau!

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Sankey Diagram

The Sankey Diagram visualizes the flow of a measure over multiple dimensions. Start visualizing the flow of money through your organizations departments or see what paths your visitors enjoy on your website. You can create your first Sankey Diagram in under a minute….

Circular Sankey Diagram

The Circular Sankey Diagram visualizes the flow of a measure over multiple dimensions with internal loops. Sankey diagrams are a type of flow diagram in which the width/height of the arrows is proportional to the flow rate.

Radar Chart

A radar chart is a graphical method of displaying multivariate data in the form of a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. Visualize a persons characteristics or plot your department security assesment results in the characteristic spider web plot.

Network Diagram

This type of visualisation shows how things are interconnected through the use of nodes / vertices and link lines to represent their connections and help illuminate the type of relationships between a group of entities. Start connecting the dots in your customer base or visualize team relationships with this viz type.

Venn Diagram

A Venn Diagram is a diagram that visually displays all the possible logical relationships between a collection of sets. Each set is typically represented with a circle. Contained within each set is a collection of objects or entities that all have something in common. When sets overlap, it’s known as the intersection area. This is where entities that have all the qualities of the overlapping sets.

Chord Diagram

This type of diagram visualises the inter-relationships between entities. The connections between entities are used to display that they share something in common. This makes Chord Diagrams ideal for comparing the similarities within a dataset or between different groups of data.

Sunburst Diagram

This type of visualisation shows hierarchy through a series of rings, that are sliced for each category node. Each ring corresponds to a level in the hierarchy, with the central circle representing the root node and the hierarchy moving outwards from it. Rings are sliced up and divided based on their hierarchical relationship to the parent slice. The angle of each slice is either divided equally under its parent node or can be made proportional to a value.

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Ridgeline Plot

Definition. A Ridgeline plot (sometimes called Joyplot) shows the distribution of a numeric value for several groups. Distribution can be represented using histograms or density plots, all aligned to the same horizontal scale and presented with a slight overlap.

Horizon Chart

Horizon charts are an alternative to ridgeline plots and small-multiple area charts that allow greater precision for a given vertical space by using colored bands. These charts can also be used with diverging color scales to differentiate positive and negative values.

Organization Chart

The organization chart is a diagram showing graphically the relation of one official to another, or others, of a company. It is also used to show the relation of one department to another, or others, or of one function of an organization to another, or others. This chart is valuable in that it enables one to visualize a complete organization, by means of the picture it presents.

Calendar Chart

Calendars as a visual tool are used to display periods of time and to display the organisation of events. Periods of time are often displayed and divided into units such as days, weeks, months and years. A date is the designation of a single, specific day within such a system.

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Tutorials

We have prepared a basic demonstration workbook for the ShowMeMore extension. The workbook contains a “Try it yourself” dashboard for every extension. The workbook is a packaged workbook in Tableau version 2019.1 and contains all the datasources we used in the examples. The dashboards are prepared and contain all sheets (including the datasheets) that are necessary to create the visualizations.

Download your demo workbook here: ShowMeMore – Try it Yourself workbook v2019-1