Zoomable Sunburst | Tableau Exchange

Zoomable Sunburst

by Infotopics | Apps for Tableau

Free

Description

A hierarchical visualization that represents data in a radial layout, resembling the layers of an onion or the annual rings of a tree. It consists of nested rings, where each ring represents a level of the hierarchy, with the innermost ring typically representing the root level and subsequent rings representing its child categories or subgroups.

The size of each segment within the rings corresponds to the proportion of the data it represents, while the color or shading can convey additional information or categories. Sunburst diagrams are commonly used to visualize hierarchical data structures, such as organizational charts, directory structures, or hierarchical classifications, enabling users to explore the data's composition and relationships in an intuitive and visually appealing manner.

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Learn more about Sunburst Zoomable here.

Learn how to quickly set it up with our Product Guide.

Explore our Demo Workbooks here.

Enjoy the full potential of Sunburst Zoomable for free in Tableau Desktop and Web Authoring!

Sunburst Zoomable is completely functional and features only a discreet banner. This gives you the perfect opportunity to explore and utilize all that Sunburst Zoomable has to offer in Tableau before deciding to subscribe in your production environment. Sunburst Zoomable is not enabled for viewers of published dashboards. To experience the full product which will also renders for Tableau Viewers, request a free trial over here: https://appsfortableau.infotopics.com/request-free-trial/

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Tech Specifications

Hosted at
https://extensions-appsfortableau.infotopics.com/smm-sunburst/
Works with
Tableau 2024.2 and later

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