Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - Max Gainer and Loser

This tutorial explains how to identify and calculate the Max gainer and Max loser stocks based on their percentage change from the previous day. It covers the steps to filter and format the data to display the top gainer and bottom loser stocks, including formatting the display with colors and arrows to indicate gain or loss. The tutorial concludes with a demonstration of creating cards for both Max gainer and Max loser stocks.

What is the primary focus when identifying a Max Gainer in stock analysis?

• The stock with the lowest percentage gain

• The stock with the highest percentage gain

• The stock with the lowest price

• The stock with the highest price

Which condition is used to filter stocks for the Max Gainer card?

• Today's gain percentage is less than 0

• Today's price is lower than yesterday's

• Today's gain percentage is greater than 0

• Today's price is higher than yesterday's

What symbol is used to indicate a positive change in the Max Gainer card?

• An upward arrow

• A red color

• A downward arrow

• A blue color

How is the percentage change calculated for the Max Gainer card?

• Today's change divided by today's price

• Today's change divided by previous value

• Previous value divided by today's price

• Previous value divided by today's change

What color is used to format the percentage change in the Max Gainer card?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

What is the key difference in filtering stocks for the Max Loser card compared to the Max Gainer card?

• Using today's price lower than yesterday's

• Using today's price higher than yesterday's

• Using today's gain percentage less than 0

• Using today's gain percentage greater than 0

What symbol is used to indicate a negative change in the Max Loser card?

• A blue color

• A green color

• A downward arrow

• An upward arrow