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We believe that sharing knowledge and expertise is key to driving innovation and growth in the data community. That's why we're excited to share our latest insights, tutorials, and industry trends with you through this blog.
Written by our team of experienced data consultants, these posts aim to solidify their own learning while giving back to the community.
Tue 07 Oct 2025 | Megan Harrington
How To Build A Parallel Coordinates Plot
A parallel coordinates plot is a great way to compare how items rank across multiple numerical variables. Each axis is scaled from 0 to 1, where 1 represents the maximum value for that variable and 0 represents the minimum
Mon 06 Oct 2025 | Ramin Derakhshesh
Tableau Next Review – Exploring the Future of Data Analytics
Practical Example: “Where Are We Making — and Losing — Profit?” (Superstore Dashboard)
Status: October 2, 2025
🧭 Introduction
Tableau Next marks a new era of analytics within the Salesforce ecosystem — a cloud-native, AI-enhanced platform that unites visualization, conversation, and automation
Sat 04 Oct 2025 | Christopher Andrew Young
Follow Ups, Time KPIs and RegEx: A 9th Week at the Data School
This week proved to be a jam-packed week, juggling a second client project with the same client as our first, while learning some useful techniques in Tableau and Alteryx
Mon 29 Sep 2025 | Ayo Popoola
Fixing a bar at the top of a chart using sets
When building charts, its important to think about what the end user should focus on. Using pre-attentive attributes such as colour, shape and size would help guide the user to a point of focus instantly
Sat 04 Oct 2025 | Rosh Khan
How to Load a CSV File into a Snowflake Table using a Stage
If you’re new to Snowflake, one of the first things you’ll want to learn is how to load your data. In this blog, I’ll walk you through importing a CSV file containing Olympic athlete data into Snowflake using a schema, stage, file format, and table
Thu 02 Oct 2025 | Ayo Popoola
How to make a Current month-to-date vs Previous month-to-date kpi
Date comparison KPIs are a great way to show increase/decrease in performance overtime in a quick concise manner. These KPI's could be used alongside a line chart to give a summary of growth between two dates
Wed 01 Oct 2025 | Christopher Andrew Young
Alteryx and teaching session: An 8th Week in the Data School
This week proved to be an intensive training period in Alteryx, having only previously completed an introductory lesson on the software. The training was extremely helpful, especially as my section for The Information Lab's Training Day focuses on Formulas in Alteryx
Thu 02 Oct 2025 | Anh Vu
Tableau Next: My Superstore Dashboard Experience.
In this post, I will share my honest first impressions of the Tableau Next experience and highlight some features I found useful while building a dashboard using the Superstore data.
The image below shows the end result of my Superstore dashboard about Customer Segment
Sat 04 Oct 2025 | Rosh Khan
dbt: How to Create Custom ID Fields When Your Data Doesn’t Come With One
We’ve all been there. You pull a dataset into dbt, excited to start transforming it, only to realize there’s no ID field — no primary key, no unique identifier, nothing to reliably join or test on.
Without IDs, it’s hard to join tables, track changes, or even run some data tests properly
Sat 04 Oct 2025 | Rosh Khan
What are dbt Packages and how to use them
If you’re all about saving time and reusing pre-made code, then dbt Packages are your best friends. These are open-source collections of macros (basically reusable SQL snippets) that you can plug straight into your project — kind of like using libraries in Python or macros in Alteryx
Wed 01 Oct 2025 | Elizabeth Archer
LAG and LEAD Functions: SQL
This week I have been completing Leetcode's SQL50; therefore, I thought I would take you through the LAG and LEAD function which I found especially handy for these exercises!
To get the value of a previous/future row you often think you have to join a table to itself
Thu 02 Oct 2025 | Amy Afriyie
Building a Radial Column Chart in Tableau
For one of my personal projects, I will be building a business dashboard specifically for an events company - read more about my plan here.
As much as I want to focus on the usability (i.e
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