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Thank you 😊

Haha yes he's well compensated with plenty of treats 😋

Hi! To make the rounded bars use measure values in the row/column instead of the metric you want to represent. Then type 0 into the measure values and remove everything else except the metric you want to represent. Change the mark type to a line and make the measure names the path of the line. I have a video on creating a single sided rounded bar chart: ruclips.net/video/90dUHfErSJU/видео.html And a double sided rounded bar chart: ruclips.net/video/oZygyARzg98/видео.html

Thank you 😊 yes I can create a dynamic org chart, I’ll let you know when that video is out!

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Hi! I've never tried mobile view before but once I have a video on it, I'll let you know 😊

@@golden_insights Thank you ❤

Thank you! I've got more coming out soon :)

Hi! This should work for that date type, but if you are having trouble with it, I have another video (ruclips.net/video/e6GQ8sZ8rsg/видео.html) for a workaround that will 100% work on any date type and even a string field for the axis 😊

Glad you found it helpful 😊 There’s a ton of methods for this but I’ve found this one to be the most foolproof!

Hi! I gave it a shot and it seems like it’s not possible to format directly in tableau public unfortunately

I used floating objects for greater flexibility in design and layout. They allow precise placement and layering, which is useful for custom and complex visualizations. While tiled objects are great for maintaining consistent spacing and alignment, floating objects offer the ability to fine-tune positioning to achieve the desired look and functionality. Both approaches have their advantages, so you can choose whichever fits best for your project :)

@@user-nw3jm2bi4s unfortunately using pivot is the only method I know, but you can do this in the cleaning like I’ve done in this video or pivot using calculated fields which can give more flexibility!

It is possible to display the date larger using a title from a worksheet, but unfortunately if you place the title in front of the parameter you won't be able to see the selection box that the users fills in. I'll try looking for a workaround and let you know if I find anything :)

@@DataCollins Hi! Sure, what’s your question

Hey! I’ve never tried using Figma before, I’ll take a look and let you know when I have a video about that :)

@@golden_insights Thanks for all that you do. May you have a blessed life.

Yes, you can adjust the axis to show the correct values on the left while maintaining the structure of the whole rounded bar. I have a video where I make the adjustment to the axis (3:36 mark). ruclips.net/video/EK933HAKHpo/видео.html&ab_channel=GoldenInsights Also, if you don't want to show 0 at all you can give the axis a fixed start at 1 so the first tick will be the amount of your tick intervals. Let me know if I misunderstood your question!

Hi! That's a great question, my best guess is a combination of set and parameter actions but let me look into that and get back to you :)

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Thank you :) Adding navigation buttons on top of the rounded boxes is a great idea! I use them for filters, parameters, and working on a video right now about adding shadows using these rounded boxes! If you have any suggestions for future videos or topics you’d like me to cover, I’d love to hear them

Nice! I’ll check out those videos as well! A radial chart tutorial would be great!

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Yes, there is! You can create an empty text box with no background color and resize it to be the same size as the dashboard. Layer it in front of the container (so users can't click on the container causing the red lines) but behind any visuals (so users can still interact with the visuals). But if you're going to publish the dashboard, don't worry about the red lines, here's a visual where I use annotations to create a background template (similar to this video) on the server and you can click in the containers without seeing red lines 😊 public.tableau.com/app/profile/samantha.cohn/viz/TableauBackgroundEasyRoundedCornerBoxesLayout/Dashboard1

@@golden_insights Awesome. Thanks. When I previewed it in presentation mode it was showing red lines which I was wondering about