Summary
We began this chapter by considering how to tweak popular visualization types. Specifically, we fine-tuned a bullet graph, considered a very different approach for using pie charts in mapping, and ended by tweaking a Pareto chart. Next, we turned our attention to custom background images, where we considered how to build a grid using XML to generate an SVG file to expedite generating data to use with background images. Then, we completed the chapter by building polygons on a background image and had a quick excursion into the world of Tableau extensions and Einstein Discovery.
There are too many options to put them all in this book but since you are an expert in replicating by now, I added more sheets with other visualizations to the solutions workbook for you to play with. You will find sheets with bar charts, stacked bar charts, diverging stacked bar charts, crosstabs, highlight tables, discrete highlight tables, trend lines, area charts, spark lines, combo charts, dual...