Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide
by Dmitry Anoshin, JC Gillet, Fabian Peri, Radhika Biyani, Gleb Makarenko
Combination charts
Combination charts allow us to view a combination of values in the same visual, for example, a line chart to show the sum of sales and a bar chart to show the profits. An example of a famous combination chart is a Pareto chart.
Combination charts allow us to compare data either on the same axes or use two separate distinct axes to work with the data. A minimum of two measures is needed to create a combination chart. To create a combination chart, select Profit, Sales, and Order Date and select Dual Combination from the Show Me menu. By default, the chart will get created at the level of Year(Order Date). Right-click on it, and change it to be at the level of a quarter. You will obtain the following graph, where you will ...
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