Ultimate Tableau Desktop Course - Beginner to Advanced Bundle - Advanced Tableau Charts Part 3

The video tutorial covers the creation and use of bump, funnel, and candlestick charts using Tableau. It begins with an introduction to bump charts, explaining their purpose in visualizing rank changes over time. The tutorial then provides a detailed guide on creating a bump chart using sales data. Next, it introduces funnel charts, highlighting their application in business processes, followed by a step-by-step guide to building a funnel chart for school admissions data. Finally, the video explains candlestick charts, commonly used in stock analysis, and demonstrates how to create one using stock price data.

What is the primary purpose of a bump chart?

• To show changes in rank over time

• To visualize geographical data

• To display sales figures

• To compare different datasets

In a bump chart, what does it signify when one line crosses another?

• A new data entry

• An increase in sales

• A change in rank

• A decrease in value

What is the shape of a funnel chart?

• A square

• A circle

• A funnel

• A pyramid

What is a common use for funnel charts?

• Showing population growth

• Visualizing stock prices

• Displaying weather patterns

• Tracking customer stages in a sales process

In a funnel chart, what does each stage typically represent?

• A step in a process

• A different product

• A time period

• A geographical region

What is the main visual element of a candlestick chart?

• Lines

• Candlesticks

• Bars

• Dots

What do the wicks in a candlestick chart represent?

• The total volume

• The average price

• The highest and lowest prices

• The opening and closing prices

Which axis is used to plot each candlestick in a candlestick chart?

• Y-axis

• Z-axis

• X-axis

• W-axis

What does the real body of a candlestick indicate?

• The total volume of trades

• The average price of the day

• The range between the open and close prices

• The range between the high and low prices

What is the significance of the color coding in a candlestick chart?

• To indicate the time of day

• To show the volume of trades

• To represent price increase or decrease

• To highlight the most traded stocks