Tableau Creating and Formatting Visualizations 2

Question 1

Which Tableau feature allows you to control the size of marks based on a measure or dimension?

Accepted Answer

Size shelf

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Color shelf

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Label shelf

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Detail shelf

Question 2

In Tableau, what happens when you place a continuous field on the Rows shelf?

Accepted Answer

It creates an axis along the row

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It creates a categorical header row

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It splits the view into separate panes

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It converts the field to discrete automatically

Question 3

What is the purpose of the 'Fit' options (Fit Width, Fit Height, Entire View) in Tableau?

Accepted Answer

To control how the visualization fills the view area

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To resize the data source

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To adjust the window resolution

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To scale axis ranges proportionally

Question 4

Which mark type in Tableau is best suited for showing part-to-whole relationships?

Accepted Answer

Pie

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Bar

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Line

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Scatter

Question 5

When you right-click an axis in Tableau and select 'Edit Axis', which option sets a custom fixed range?

Accepted Answer

Fixed

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Automatic

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Uniform axis range

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Independent axis range

Question 6

What does the 'Swap Rows and Columns' button do in Tableau?

Accepted Answer

Exchanges the fields on the Rows and Columns shelves

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Transposes the data source

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Rotates mark labels 90 degrees

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Changes horizontal bars to vertical bars only

Question 7

How do you add a reference line to a view in Tableau?

Accepted Answer

Right-click the axis and choose 'Add Reference Line'

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Drag a measure to the Detail shelf

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Use the Format > Reference Lines menu

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Place a calculated field on the Rows shelf