Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - My Holdings (Viz in a Tooltip)

The tutorial explains how to use visualization in tooltips to display detailed stock data. It covers creating a calculated field for today's change, building a cross tab, formatting, and applying color codes. The final section integrates the visualization into tooltips, allowing users to see detailed data when hovering over elements.

What is the primary purpose of using visualization in a tooltip?

• To display detailed information on hover

• To create a new dashboard

• To delete unnecessary data

• To change data types

What error occurs when trying to subtract a string value from another string value?

• Division by zero error

• Syntax error

• Null pointer exception

• Type mismatch error

Which of the following is a step in creating a calculated field?

• Changing the data type to number

• Adding a new column

• Creating a new dashboard

• Deleting existing data

Which field is NOT included in the cross tab view?

• Market Cap

• Stock

• Latest Price

• Today's Change

What is the first step in building the cross tab view?

• Adding a border

• Deleting unnecessary fields

• Creating a new sheet

• Changing the font color

How is the color formatting applied to indicate profit and loss?

• By adding a border

• By changing the font size

• Using separate legends for each column

• Using a single color legend

What is the default currency format used in the cross tab view?

• USD

• EUR

• INR

• GBP

Which color is used to indicate a loss in the cross tab view?

• Green

• Blue

• Red

• Black

What is the purpose of adjusting the width and height in the tooltip?

• To ensure all data is visible

• To delete unnecessary fields

• To change the font style

• To add more columns

What is the final step in ensuring the tooltip visualization is correct?

• Deleting the tooltip

• Adding more data

• Changing the font style

• Reducing the size of the view