How to create Dendrogram chart in Tableau | Plain and with bar chart 

Thank you!

Thank you Hrisheek

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In this example, you can filter Industry sector to Top 10 (given in the Marks card)

it should not, did you try again?

Missing calc field?

Union of the huge data can slow down the processing.

Hi, I have added the data in a separate excel sheet. Please try this link : docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rgGA-O9tA-T6gh5qQLQrBz27tRRCSqM0_Ir8whDDJow/edit#gid=0 Also, the original data set is available on makeovermonday week41 page. You can sign up on data.world to get data access (Link: data.world/makeovermonday/2020w41-data-assets-and-data-culture/workspace/file?filename=Book1.xlsx). Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.

Hi Jers, it is a Dashboard in Tableau

@@MeghaNarang thank you! Question, sometimes when I publish a dashboard to tableau server, it produces a different output, e.g. smaller font, lines are shorter, etc. How can I avoid these? Thank you in advance!

@@user-re5uv2mm2h Not sure if this can entirely solve the problem you are facing, however, I still think the best way is to adjust and select the Dashboard sizes and your layout in the Dashboard view workspace before you publish it on Tableau Server. From the side bar, you can adjust the overall size of the dashboard. On Device preview, you can also unlock the Phone option and make adjustments into sizes for different formats or can keep it Default (which will keep the dashboard size same for all the formats, you can check that through Device Preview on Window). Fixing the size of the dashboard before publishing can help avoid problems related to formatting. However, small changes can be made even after publishing the dashboard through Edit option.

@@user-re5uv2mm2h also, please see this link: help.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/dashboards_organize_floatingandtiled.htm Hope this helps.

@@MeghaNarang Thank you so much! Noted on this. Anyway, I saw you on LinkedIn and watched some of your vids. Your fast revert is appreciated, I already liked and subscribed! Hope to learn more and you guide more Tableau users as well, stay safe always! :)