Tableau box row diagram

A box diagram is also known as a box-must chart. /b10> They show the distribution of values along the axis. /b11> The box represents the middle 50% of the data, which is the middle two quarters of the data distribution. /b12> The remaining 50% of the data is on both sides by a line also known as a wafer, to show all points in the 1.5x quarter-range range, which is all points within 1.5 times the width of the adjacent box, or all points within the maximum range of the data.

A box chart is a measure of one or more zeros or multiple dimensions.

Create a case diagram

With TheAmple-Superstore, we plan to find the profit size for each Ship pattern value for the appropriate category. /b10> To achieve this, we follow these steps.

Step 1

Drag and drop dimension categories into column racks and monetize the row frame. /b10> Also drag the dimension transport mode to the right of the category in the column box.

Step 2

Select Box-and-Whisker plot from Show me. /b10> The following image shows the block diagram. /b11> Here, Tableau automatically reassolyses shipping modes to tag cards.

A box chart with two sizes

We can create a box chart with two dimensions by adding another dimension to the column shelf. /b10> In the chart above, we add an area dimensional to the shelf. /b11> This produces a chart showing the box line chart for each area.