Give a chestnut! Tableau Tips (55): Teach you to be the treetop of the brand tree (category Sangki Tu chestnut patch)

Regarding Sankitu, we have shared two kinds:Learn to do beautiful Sankidiagram with Ingeniously making a classification of Sangki. The difference between the two types of mulberry maps has been described in detail in the chestnuts of the classification of Sanjitu, and will not be repeated here.

Recently, we received a lot of data powder feedback: I am Xiaobai, can you tell me how the treetop part of the brand tree is realized?

Today, I will share the practice of the treetop part of the brand tree.Users who have mastered this skill can share it with data friends who have learning needs. It is better to be happy than to be happy!

In this issue of "Give a Chestnut", Ada's Tableau technique to share with you is: teach you to be the treetop of the brand tree.

Among the chestnuts classified in Sangiti, the method of making the treetops is not described (see the following figure). Because the steps to achieve this effect are really simple.

Here, we use Tableau's own supermarket data as an example to share its practices.

Specific steps are as follows:

Step 1：create a bar chart

Drag the subcategory to the column, drag the sales to the row, change the size in the tag card, and place the category in the color tag card.

Step 2：create a scatter plot

Drag another sales to the line, change the shape to a circle, change the size in the tag card, and place the sales on the color tag card.

Step 3：choose two axes

Next we need to merge the two figures and click on the drop-down menu to the right of the sales to select the two axes.

Then make some simple adjustments as needed, and the treetops of the brand tree will be done. Is the practice very simple?

Today's Tableau trick, are you getting it? Open your Tableau and try it out!