This post covers how to make your Radar charts in Tableau. The calculations seen are based off of Toan Hoang's template.
Tackling Radar Charts
What’s Good? Feedback Loops and Leveraging Your Skillset with Sarah Bartlett. (July)
What's Good : July Edition. Tableau Zen Master, Sarah Bartlett joins the blog for the July edition of “What’s Good?” This month’s topic covers her thoughts on Intiatives, feedback and growing your skillset.
IronVizFeeder2021 Resources
This blog post covers ideas behind my Iron Viz Feeder. It reflects on the resources used which may be useful for others.
Player Metrics
This post covers how to make your pizza chart / coxcomb sport charts in Tableau.
Game, Shape, Match
This post is a beginners tutorial to using shape files with map layers.
What’s Good? Learning Tableau: The Unconventional Way with Olushola Olojo. (June)
What's Good : June Edition. I am so pleased to invite Shola to the blog for the June edition of “What’s Good?” This month’s topic covers his own experiences of learning Tableau, the unconventional way.
Understat data in Tableau #SportsVizSunday
This post covers an optional introduction to python to get hold of sports data through Understat, as well as how to load the data into Tableau.
Another Red Card To Best Practice
This post covers the thought process behind my UEFA Champions League poster, as well as some resources that may be useful.
What’s Good? An Intro into Python and Soccer Data with Mckay Johns. (May)
What's Good : May Edition. I am so pleased to invite Mckay Johns to the blog for the May edition of “What’s Good?” This month’s topic covers an intro to python and graphing shot location data. #SportsVizSunday
Petals And Circles Don’t Always Make Wreaths
This post covers the thought process behind creating petal vizzes and the inspirations behind it. It covers topics of rotating shapes, creating radial graphs and using map layers.
