How Tableau goes out Other countries only keep China

Use the filter to filter only one country, then map - > the background layer, remove the national border, and adjust the erosion to 100% to show only one country.

In Tableau's map report, there is a type of 'filed map' that can display data according to sections. However, in practice, the inherent section division of Tableau may not be what we want, and the following describes how to customize the section and use it for data analysis. In Tableau, custom sections are sections that link each point together to form a polygon, using latitude and longitude to form a map.

This is actually a bit troublesome, if you want to make a small range of maps, you can use finereport to do it, you can use GIS maps, you can also upload SVG custom maps, such as shopping malls, airports, customize your own areas, set up drill to get out data. Hope it helps

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Tableau is a foreign visualization software, but there are problems in China, such as insufficient technical support, shortage of learning resources, and inability to meet complex business needs.

Finebi is a product developed by the domestic manufacturer Finesoft Software, which is very famous in the data analysis industry, and there are almost no considerable opponents in the business intelligence analysis of reports.

To sum up, it is recommended that you choose Finebi.

And it supports more complex analysis needs and larger data volumes.

Domestic business intelligence is developing well, and it is recommended that you use finebi

When it comes to visualization tools, the development of visualization abroad is still faster than that in China. For example, Tableau is a typical data visualization tool, but because it is made of foreign research, there are big problems in learning and using it in China, and it must be used cracked or activated.

But in recent years, with the staff of domestic visualization technology, a series of practical BI products have been launched, such as a BI that I am more familiar with, called DataFocus:

DataFocus was recommended to me by a colleague, saying that it feels quite good to use, and it seems to be a new product. According to the recommended colleagues, this bi product can be searched in Chinese language and directly get the desired search results, which is quite intelligent. Different from the above two products, DataFocus uses the operation of clicking, and is not afraid of dragging the wrong position.

Apply for an invitation code on the official website, you can try it, and there are many operation knowledge points in the forum, so you can try it if you are interested.

Tableau is a BI tool that can be used to display simple reports, but is more about the visualization of charts. The characteristics of Chinese-style reports, especially those of government, enterprises and institutions, and some state-owned enterprises in the banking industry, are obvious, mainly first-class data reports, with many categories and detailed data, which are very complex.

Tableau, a self-service BI tool, focuses on visual analysis, and complex Chinese-style reports still have to be completed through reporting software or Excel.

If it is some more complex Chinese-style reports, I personally think that domestic reporting software such as finereport is better.

Tableau only supports ordinary tables and cross-tables, and Yonghong in China supports ordinary tables, cross-tables, and Chinese-style complex reports.

In addition, Tableau does not support the filling function, and Yonghong also supports the filling function.

Tableau is powerful, but it needs to be cracked or activated, and many features are limited with the free public version.

How good can you expect from a foreign hail company to have technical support? In fact, the domestic BI is relatively mature, not only in terms of technology, but also in terms of technical support. Many products, such as Finebi, not only have detailed help documents, ** tutorials, but also technical forums for users to communicate, so that the product can be bought with peace of mind.

Generally speaking, it is more domestic than the best businessmen, and they do not help with deployment.

Finebi is pretty good, I'm using it too.

Don't worry too much about this, Tableau also has many direct ** companies in China, and they are responsible for the sales and after-sales of the software, which is guaranteed.

After all, Tableau is a foreign product, and the technical support is not as good as that of domestic manufacturers.

Support is limited, after all, the headquarters are not in China.

Eun, yes. Try out domestic BI, such as FineBI, the performance and display are good.

I know that I can provide support.

It should not be able to drop, it is recommended that you still look at domestic BI manufacturers, such as sail soft.