Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - Basic Charts

The tutorial guides users through creating basic charts using sample superstore data. It covers creating a line chart for sales over time, a chart for the top five products by sales, a map chart for sales by state, a subcategory sales chart, and a KPI chart showing profit, sales, quantity, and average discount. The tutorial emphasizes formatting, including number formats, colors, and grid lines, and prepares users for dashboard creation in the next session.

What is the primary purpose of creating a line chart in the first section?

• To highlight the top-selling products

• To compare sales across different regions

• To show sales trends over continuous months

• To display sales data for each product

Which formatting step is NOT mentioned for the line chart?

• Changing the font color to black

• Removing grid lines

• Adding a title to the chart

• Setting the number format to currency

How are the top five products by sales identified in the second section?

• By selecting products manually

• By sorting the product names alphabetically

• By using a filter based on sales

• By comparing sales with the previous year

What additional data is used in the map chart to show sales by state?

• Product categories

• Geographical regions

• Customer demographics

• Sales representatives

Which metric is NOT included in the KPI sheet?

• Profit

• Sales

• Customer satisfaction

• Average discount

What is the aggregation method used for the discount metric in the KPI sheet?

• Average

• Maximum

• Minimum

• Sum

What formatting change is applied to the KPI sheet to enhance readability?

• Adding a border

• Changing text alignment to left

• Increasing font size

• Using italic font style