Challenge #99: SANTALYTICS 2017 - Part 3

[estherb47]

@LordNeilLord Thank you. I think it may have to do with using a table to add a background. Trying to reconfigure to make it work. We shall see......

[estherb47]

The problem was using the table to color the background. Using an image instead made it work. Thank you again, @LordNeilLord for helping me to realize the sticking point!! Now on to complete my Tableau viz.....

[estherb47]

Finally!! For whatever reason, my graphics wouldn't render properly when I used a table, so had to redo all of the overlays, etc., and create the images for the small background.

Included a description of the tools, and a URL to the help page (done manually) in the new workflow.

Output is in Tableau. Lots of fun!! You can choose to highlight by tool category. If you hover over a tool, you'll see a description of that tool. If you click on a tool, it will launch to the help page for that tool.

Link here: My viz on Tableau Public

[JosephSerpis]

Challenge Completed

[kat]

probably the best response to a challenge ever @LordNeilLord!

I went a bit easier and only added the small background colours and a help file link.

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[dsmdavid]

Master @LordNeilLord, Are you refreshing this dashboard? 

[JoBen]

Cheers! I added a hyperlink to each tool that links to the Alteryx help page for that tool, and I turned the workflow into an Analytic app that sorts by tool category and allows the user to select the categories that they want to see.

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The final result looks like this.

[danilang]

For my French friends here in the Great White North, an analytic app that allows you to select the language in which to display to display the periodic table.

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Dan

[jamielaird]

I used Alteryx and Tableau to create an interactive visualisation where each icon links to that tool's Help documentation on the Alteryx website:

https://public.tableau.com/views/ThePeriodicTableofAlteryxTools_0/ThePeriodicTableofAlteryxTools?:em...

I scraped the help pages and icons from the Alteryx website and used the URL Actions feature in Tableau to make the icons clickable.

A nice challenge to bring me up to 100% at last.

[pasccout]

Been struggling with this one for a bit...

Decided to use the solution of #98 has a starting point... learned a lot from the various reporting tools...

Added the following

   - Different sort orders

   - Filters by tool category

   - Selection through interactive tools...