Complete the code to create a dual axis chart by adding a second measure to the Rows shelf and then {{BLANK_1}} the axes.
Drag the first measure to Rows shelf, then drag the second measure to Rows shelf next to the first. Right-click on the second measure's axis and select '[1]'.
To create a dual axis chart in Tableau, you add the second measure to the Rows shelf and then right-click the second axis and choose Dual Axis. This overlays the two charts on the same axis area.
Complete the step to make sure both axes show the same scale by right-clicking the second axis and selecting '{{BLANK_1}}'.
After creating the dual axis chart, right-click on the second axis and choose '[1]' to align scales.
Synchronizing axes ensures both measures use the same scale, making the dual axis chart easier to read.
Fix the error in the following step: To format the dual axis chart, you must {{BLANK_1}} the marks card for each axis separately.
After creating the dual axis chart, click on the [1] card to format colors and shapes for each measure.
The Marks card controls the appearance of each measure's marks. For dual axis charts, you format each axis's marks card separately.
Fill both blanks to complete the steps to remove the extra axis and clean the view: Right-click on the {{BLANK_1}} axis and select {{BLANK_2}}.
To clean the dual axis chart, right-click on the [1] axis and select [2] to hide it.
In dual axis charts, the secondary axis is often hidden by right-clicking it and choosing 'Hide Header' to reduce clutter.
Fill all three blanks to complete the steps to synchronize and format dual axis charts: Right-click on the {{BLANK_1}} axis and select {{BLANK_2}}. Then, click on the {{BLANK_3}} card to adjust colors and shapes.
Right-click on the [1] axis and select [2]. Then, click on the [3] card to customize the marks.
Synchronize the secondary axis to align scales, then use the Marks card to format each measure's appearance.