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1/ $AYX and Tableau:
[THREAD from my hands-on experience]
Data Analytics ( $AYX ) and Data Visualization (Tableau) are two completely different tools, in my opinion.
In this thread, I will show you how each software differs by using a recently completed graduate class project.
[THREAD from my hands-on experience]
Data Analytics ( $AYX ) and Data Visualization (Tableau) are two completely different tools, in my opinion.
In this thread, I will show you how each software differs by using a recently completed graduate class project.
2/ This assignment utilized the most recent COVID-19 dataset downloaded from GitHub as of 05/13/2020.
Confirmed, Deaths, Recovered, Active by City/State:
https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/blob/master/csse_covid_19_data/csse_covid_19_daily_reports/05-13-2020.csv
I downloaded it in Raw format:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/master/csse_covid_19_data/csse_covid_19_daily_reports/05-13-2020.csv
Confirmed, Deaths, Recovered, Active by City/State:
https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/blob/master/csse_covid_19_data/csse_covid_19_daily_reports/05-13-2020.csv
I downloaded it in Raw format:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/master/csse_covid_19_data/csse_covid_19_daily_reports/05-13-2020.csv
3/ Step 1: Alteryx (Analyzing Data)
Start Point (Input Raw Data)
End Point (Output Excel File)
Start Point (Input Raw Data)
End Point (Output Excel File)
4/ Step 1: Alteryx Cont'd
Create a "Workflow" - See below for my simple 5 step workflow:
1. Input raw data
2. Select fields w/in the raw data that we want to use
3. Filter out for certain conditions
4. Create a formula for adding "zeros" where needed
5. Output data to Excel
Create a "Workflow" - See below for my simple 5 step workflow:
1. Input raw data
2. Select fields w/in the raw data that we want to use
3. Filter out for certain conditions
4. Create a formula for adding "zeros" where needed
5. Output data to Excel
5/ Step 2: Tableau
Once we have a usable Excel dataset, we can then upload it to Tableau to create meaningful visualizations.
Ex 1: Active cases by state - NY highest (dark blue)
Ex 2: US counties (excluding NYC) w/ the highest amount of active cases (Cook County, IL w/ ~53k)
Once we have a usable Excel dataset, we can then upload it to Tableau to create meaningful visualizations.
Ex 1: Active cases by state - NY highest (dark blue)
Ex 2: US counties (excluding NYC) w/ the highest amount of active cases (Cook County, IL w/ ~53k)
6/ Step 2: Tableau Cont'd
I was able to break down the data further to show the top 20 counties with the highest # of active cases (Ex 1) and deaths (Ex 2) per capita (active cases per 1,000 people).
This is excluding NYC.
I was able to break down the data further to show the top 20 counties with the highest # of active cases (Ex 1) and deaths (Ex 2) per capita (active cases per 1,000 people).
This is excluding NYC.
7/ There were intricacies that I did not explain.
Some of which are detailed and easier understood via YouTube or Alteryx/Tableau forums.
Some of which are detailed and easier understood via YouTube or Alteryx/Tableau forums.
8/ The point of this was to show how each software differs and to give a glimpse into the layout of each software to those who have not seen them before.
$AYX - Data Analytics
Tableau - Data Visualization
$AYX - Data Analytics
Tableau - Data Visualization
9/ These software programs are not limited to the aforementioned but are more often than not assumed to be that.
I hope this thread helped anyone who is interested in learning more about Alteryx or Tableau!
Cheers
I hope this thread helped anyone who is interested in learning more about Alteryx or Tableau!
Cheers
