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Seismogram Tutorial
Another alternative to the circle timeline, the seismogram is good for showing series where there are big variations in the data. How to build in Analyzer: Select 'Bar' under 'Popular Charts' as the Chart Type Create Calculated Field named '-Sales'Sales/2 Drag '-Sales' into 'X-Axis' Drag '-Sales' into 'Series' Turn on…
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Circles Timeline Tutorial
Circles timelines are good for showing discrete values of varying size across multiple categories (eg earthquakes by continent) How to build in Analyzer: Select 'Scatterplot' under 'Popular Charts' as the Chart Type Create Calculated Field named 'Dummy Field': 1 Drag 'Date' to X-Axis Drag 'Dummy Field' into 'Y Axis' Drag…
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Symbol Proportional Ordered
Symbol Proportional Ordered charts when there are big variations between values and/or seeing fine differences between data is not so important. How to build in Analyzer: Select 'Scatterplot' under 'Popular Charts' as the Chart Type Create Calculated Field named 'Dummy Field': 1 Drag 'Sales Dollars' to X-Axis Drag 'Dummy…
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Bar Diverging Stacked Chart Tutorial
Diverging stacked bar charts, aka Likert scales, are perfect for presenting survey or questionnaire results that involve sentiment (eg disagree, neutral, agreed). How to build in Domo 1. Start in Magic ETL: Survey Dataset: Input tool: Survey dataset Group By Tile: Select what columns identify the grouping: Age Group Name a…
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Symbol Bump Chart Tutorial
Bump charts are effective for showing changing rankings across multiple dates. For large datasets, consider grouping lines using colour and symbols. How Select 'Symbol Line' under 'Line' as the Chart Type Create Calculated Field named 'First name only label': CASE WHEN Year T = MIN(Year T) OVER(PARTITION BY Name) THEN Name…
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Color Rules for Chart Text
Would be super cool if we could have color rules for the data labels on charts.
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New 'Journey Visual' suggestion
In my random internet browsing adventures I've noticed that Tinder has released this visualization that their users are going nuts sharing that basically maps their consumer journey with their platform. This chart looks very "sankey esque", but it allows the journey to end and it allows more levels of detail. I can think…
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Add model fit and lower/upper bound options to Scatterplot from XY graphs
Adding a model fit and lower/upper bound to scatterplots would be very helpful. Here's what's available in XY graphs: And here's a use case for a scatterplot, which I think is actually more common in the real world than what Domo implements for line graphs: A runner-up option that would be helpful is symmetry shading, or…