DataCamp Project Visualizing Covid-19
This is a review and my answers to the DataCamp Project Visualizing COVID-19. You can find the project here if you want to do it for yourself. It’s been a while since I’ve done a Datacamp project. My last one …
Data Visualization
Coronavirus Dashboard
One of the more interesting and troubling news stories occurring right now is the Coronavirus outbreak occurring in China and across the world. Data visualization and disease have a history together starting with the famous Cholorea map by John Snow. …
Data Is Beautiful – November Submission – Rubik’s Cube Data
I entered my submission to r/DataIsBeautiful’s monthly data visualization competition. This post explains how I went through the Rubik’s Cube data. How I came up with the idea. How I cleaned the data. And ultimately how I visualized it in …
Tableau Tutorial – Compare Two Date Ranges
It can be tricky to compare two date ranges in Tableau. I’ve done a similar tutorial in the past, but there’s more than one way to skin a cat. Especially when you’re used to the simplicity of Google Analytics or …
Dataviz Battle Submission – Bump Charts & Socialism
Below is a link to my submissions to r/DataIsBeautiful’s monthly DataViz battle. For June, the data set r/DataIsBeautiful is the World Happiness Report. I specifically decided to look at South America. What led me to look at South America was …
Review of The Visual Display of Quantitative Information
I work as a data analyst and part of my job is to create dashboards for our clients. Dashboards are how we communicate our findings in the data to the relevant stakeholders. Graphic design and style are not strengths of …
Tableau Tutorial – Period Over Period Comparisons
A staple of dashboards is the standalone KPI with a red and green number below it indicating the percent change since the previous period. Usually, the period is a quarter or month. A prime example is Google Analytic’s home page.
Tableau Tutorial – Pagination
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to create a table with pagination. I will be using the superstore data that comes included with Tableau.
Albert Pujols’ 2009 MVP – Moving Averages
I am more comfortable with R, and I want to switch to Python. Python is a more robust programming language, and I think will be the future of data analysis. So I wanted to get some practice using Python. My project …
Edwin Diaz Dashboard
I was recently sent this article from FanGraphs. The article was meant to inspire a blog post. Well, it did. Mission accomplished Salem. I decided to make a dashboard in Tableau about Edwin Diaz’s pitching. I have pushed it to Tableau …