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Overview

Tableau easily collects and visualizes data through its use of different, compelling charts and dashboards. Below are the most commonly used types of charts and dashboards used across NYSERDA.

Charts

Bar Charts

Bar charts highlight differences between categories, show trends and outliers, and reveal historical highs and lows at a glance. They are especially effective when you have data that can be split into multiple categories.

Line Charts

Line charts connect distinct data points, presenting them as one continuous evolution. They simplify visualizing changes in one value relative to another.

Pie Charts

Pie charts add detail to other visualizations. Use these in conjunction with other charts to add information, without distracting from the larger picture.

Maps

Maps highlight geographic trends and easily visualize any geo-coded or location based data. They are a compelling way to show how location correlates with trends in data. 

Dashboards


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