Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - My Networth Card

This tutorial explains how to calculate and display net worth using stock values. It covers creating calculated fields to show positive or negative net worth with green or red arrows. The video also demonstrates how to label and format these values, including adjusting text and colors. Finally, it provides tips on formatting numbers and hiding unnecessary tooltips.

What determines whether the net worth is positive or negative?

• The number of stocks owned

• The difference between the latest value and invested amount

• The total amount of money in the bank

• The number of transactions made

What is the purpose of creating a calculated field in this tutorial?

• To list all transactions made

• To show arrows indicating positive or negative net worth

• To display the net worth in a chart

• To calculate the total number of stocks

Which symbol is used to indicate a positive net worth?

• A yellow star

• A blue circle

• A green arrow

• A red arrow

How are the arrows color-coded in the tutorial?

• Red for positive, green for negative

• Yellow for positive, blue for negative

• Green for positive, red for negative

• Blue for positive, yellow for negative

What formatting change is made to the net worth display?

• Adding decimal places to the numbers

• Changing the text color to blue

• Changing the font size to 30

• Removing decimal places from the numbers

What is done to the tooltip in the final adjustments?

• It is highlighted

• It is hidden

• It is enlarged

• It is moved to the top

What is the final step in the tutorial?

• Adding more stocks to the list

• Copying the background color

• Calculating the average stock price

• Listing all stock transactions