Category Archives: Visualization
Tug of War: When 100% is Not Really 100%
Adding new customer opportunities to market share visualizations.
Hanging Rootograms & Chandelier Plots
Meet the little-known cousins of the histogram!
Top N: We Can Do Better
The case for showing slices of data more intelligently.
Violin Plots: What They Are and Why You Should Care
Continuing our series on little-known charts and how to implement them in QlikView!
Dots & Lollipops
Easily create dot plots and lollipop plots in QlikView!
Neatly Visualize a Year of Data
How to solve a common visualization challenge with the help of an unlikely ally: the humble radar chart.
Displaying Multiple Non-Consecutive Date Ranges in QlikView
A modular, plug-and-play approach to displaying beautiful multiple non-consecutive date ranges in QlikView!
Better QlikView Trend Lines
Build your own completely customizable trend lines in QlikView!
Red and Green: When Should Callout Colors Actually Be Used?
Take a look at any dashboard, or at any other part of most BI applications, and you will, almost universally, see a predominance of red, green, or other “callout” colors that are used to draw a user’s attention. We have … Continue reading
