Quadrant Analysis in Tableau

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Quadrants are very versatile and they can be designed by keeping different situations in mind. Quadrant consists of two axes (x and y) of quant variables. Let’s discuss one example by keeping four situations in mind
Example: A multinational company wants to see the scattering of products in four quadrant basis of two quant variables(Sales and cost).
High Sales - Low Cost
High Sales - High Cost
Low Sales - High Cost
Low Sales - Low Cost
Topics covered in this exercise
What is quadrant analysis
Random function in tableau
Percentile calculations in tableau
Compute using
Add constant line

[@longphan2865]

Thank you, your tutorial is very helpful

[@rakshitsinha8218]

The viedo is awesome and very helpful

[@rakshitsinha8218]

I like the way u explain

[@sandeshshetty4282]

Hi lokesh,nice video I think it is also called SWOT analysis,can u plz tell 3-4 more analysis.

[@srushtipatil5912]

Hi Lokesh,
I have one doubt regarding 'Number of Records'. You said in this video that it doesn't represent quantity but number of times we received order for that product. Suppose we received order for 2 chairs at a time and 1 chair another time. So does it mean that number of records in this case is equal to 2? since we received order 2 times irrespective of the quantity of that product in each order?
Thanks in advance!!
-Srushti

[@lokeshpaliwal7982]

Exactly Shruti, "number of records" calculated field represents number of rows in your dataset.