September 2016
Beginner
432 pages
8h 37m
English
We've touched on geographic visualization throughout the book. You've seen symbol maps and filled maps. Here we'll take a look at supplying your own geocoded data along with creating custom territories.
We saw in Chapter 1, Creating Your First Visualizations and Dashboard, that Tableau generates Latitude and Longitude fields when the data source contains geographic fields that Tableau can match with its internal geographic database. Fields such as country, state, zip code, MSA, and congressional district are contained in Tableau's internal geography. As Tableau continues to add geographic capabilities, you'll want to consult the documentation to determine some specifics on ...
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