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Chat GPT no solo es un maestro en la generación de texto, también puede hacer mapas impresionantes.
En este hilo les muestro sus habilidades en 9⃣ sencillos pasos para un impacto visual en sus proyectos de datos.
#ChatGPT #datavisualization #maps #DataViz #MakeOverMonday
En este hilo les muestro sus habilidades en 9⃣ sencillos pasos para un impacto visual en sus proyectos de datos.
#ChatGPT #datavisualization #maps #DataViz #MakeOverMonday
1⃣Damos al Chat GPT el prompt para que genere una tabla con datos de las diez ciudades más pobladas en América Latina, incluyendo su latitud y longitud.
#ChatGPT #PromptSharing #DataViz #LatinAmerica
#ChatGPT #PromptSharing #DataViz #LatinAmerica
2⃣ Exportamos la información a una tabla de Google Sheets y la guardamos en nuestro drive.
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#GoogleDrive #ChatGPT
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#GoogleDrive #ChatGPT
Earlier in the week, I promised I'd put together a list of my favorite #dataviz tools. 🛠
These are by no means the only tools out there, but these are the ones I like and use regularly.
(Sigh, another thread....I know, I know....) 🧵
These are by no means the only tools out there, but these are the ones I like and use regularly.
(Sigh, another thread....I know, I know....) 🧵
1. Excel. Yep, I use Excel for much of my #dataviz work. Excel is based on bars, lines, and dots, all in an X-Y space. Think of it that way, and you can create lots of stuff.
You can learn more in my step-by-step ebook: policyviz.com/product/a-guid…
You can learn more in my step-by-step ebook: policyviz.com/product/a-guid…
2. #Rstats. If you code in SAS, Stata, SPSS, or other statistical packages, you won't have a hard time picking up #Rstats. Some great resources:
-r4ds.had.co.nz from @hadleywickham
-cedricscherer.com from @CedScherer
-r-graph-gallery.com from @R_Graph_Gallery
-r4ds.had.co.nz from @hadleywickham
-cedricscherer.com from @CedScherer
-r-graph-gallery.com from @R_Graph_Gallery
I've taught @Tableau as my primary job for nearly 5 years. This thread lists my favorite online resources for those who know the basics.
(I'll also be launching my own online beginner class soon)
Always Be Googling. The answers to Tableau questions are often readily available.
(I'll also be launching my own online beginner class soon)
Always Be Googling. The answers to Tableau questions are often readily available.
#1 The Tableau Reference Guide from @HighVizAbility
Archives the best guides to Tableau topics online. If you want to stretch your skills in chart creation, color, calculations, advanced action types, etc. there will be a helpful blog posts listed here.
tableaureferenceguide.com
Archives the best guides to Tableau topics online. If you want to stretch your skills in chart creation, color, calculations, advanced action types, etc. there will be a helpful blog posts listed here.
tableaureferenceguide.com
#2 Safe Fonts for Tableau Public by @MarkBradbourne
The large list of available fonts when you are formatting your charts is misleading. Restrict your @tableaupublic font choices (& probably for Server reports at work, too) to those listed here.
public.tableau.com/profile/mark.b…
The large list of available fonts when you are formatting your charts is misleading. Restrict your @tableaupublic font choices (& probably for Server reports at work, too) to those listed here.
public.tableau.com/profile/mark.b…
