Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - Stacked Bar and Dual Axis Charts

This tutorial explains how to create a dual axis progression chart using Netflix library data. It covers the steps to add and format data, create a stacked bar chart and a line chart, and combine them into a dual axis chart. The video also includes formatting tips to enhance the chart's appearance, such as adjusting colors, labels, and grid lines. The tutorial concludes with a review of the final chart and its features.

What does the dual axis chart in the progression chart represent?

• Movies and TV shows in different colors

• Only movies in red color

• Only TV shows in lighter color

• A single line chart

What is the first step in creating the dual axis chart?

• Dropping the date added to columns

• Removing grid lines

• Adding a new column

• Changing the font color

How can you handle null values when creating the chart?

• Include them in the chart

• Exclude them from the chart

• Highlight them in red

• Convert them to zero

What should be done to align the labels vertically?

• Change the sheet color

• Remove the grid lines

• Adjust the label alignment direction

• Change the font size

What should be done with the grid lines in the chart?

• Change their color

• Make them thicker

• Add more grid lines

• Remove them

Which formatting step is necessary for the final chart appearance?

• Add more grid lines

• Change the font color to white

• Increase the font size

• Add a new legend

What is the purpose of changing the sheet color to black?

• To create a contrast with the labels

• To highlight the grid lines

• To make the chart more readable

• To match the font color