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Tableau Community Projects and Visualization Best Practices Quiz
Q1. Where is the first place you should go for help with Tableau questions? The resident Tableau expert at your company Stack Overflow Tableau Community Forums
Answer: Tableau Community Forums
Q2. Which is more correct? The Tableau community is dull and not very active. There are not many community projects with which to get involved. The Tableau community is vibrant and very active, with many community projects with which to get involved.
Answer: The Tableau community is vibrant and very active, with many community projects with which to get involved.
Q3. What are some of the merits of being involved with #MakeoverMonday? Quickly building a broad portfolio of work It is not a large time commitment. Get experience with a wide variety of datasets Trying new things which you generally can’t do in the course of your daily work.
Answer: All of the above
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Q4. On which social network is the Tableau community most active? LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter
Answer: Twitter
Q5. Which is most correct? You should do as you are told and try to figure out what a stakeholder wants if they are being vague. You should push back a little and get specifics when a stakeholder is being vague about what they need in a viz.
Answer: You should push back a little and get specifics when a stakeholder is being vague about what they need in a viz.
Q6. True or False: You need to be well-versed in the data to visualize the data True False
Answer: True
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Q7. Which is more correct? It is best to not show your viz to your user until you have completed work, thus increasing the surprise and “Wow!” factor. It is best to get feedback early and often, to make sure your viz will meet your users’ needs and understanding.
Answer: It is best to get feedback early and often, to make sure your viz will meet your users’ needs and understanding.
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Q8. Which of the following are things you can do to “declutter” a visualization, because “less is usually more”? Use a month abbreviation instead of the month number Remove all words and labels Remove all axis lines. Consider whether you need to show the y-axis if you have any data points labeled.
Answer: Use a month abbreviation instead of the month number, Consider whether you need to show the y-axis if you have any data points labeled.
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Q9. When a new feature is released, you can visit the ____________ to see what people have done with it. Tableau Community Forums Tableau Public “Featured” Gallery
Answer: Tableau Public “Featured” Gallery
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Q10. Which is the best color-blind-friendly alternative to the traditional red-green color palette used for showing “bad” vs “good” or “down” vs “up”? Orange vs blue Orange vs green Red vs blue Purple vs pink
Answer: Orange vs blue
Q11. Which is more correct? When building a visualization, you should leave plenty of space between elements to allow the user to breathe and take in the information in your viz. When building a visualization, you should use every last pixel on the page to show information, to make it worth the time it takes for a user to read your viz.
Answer: When building a visualization, you should leave plenty of space between elements to allow the user to breathe and take in the information in your viz.
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Q12. The ________ Gallery is a showcase of visualizations on Tableau Public. Viz of the Day Tableau Community Forum Tableau Server
Answer: Viz of the Day
Q13. What is the approximate maximum number of colors you should use in a viz? 3 5 10 7
Answer: 5
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