Complete the code to create a map visualization by dragging the correct geographic role.
Assign the [1] role to the 'City' field to visualize locations on the map.
In Tableau, assigning the Geographic Role to a field like 'City' tells Tableau to treat it as location data, enabling map visualizations.
Complete the sentence to explain why maps are useful in BI dashboards.
Maps help users quickly understand [1] patterns and trends in data.
Maps visualize geographic patterns, making it easier to see how data varies by location.
Fix the error in the Tableau map setup by choosing the correct field type for location data.
Use the [1] field type for 'Country' to enable map visualization.
Assigning the Geographic Role to 'Country' tells Tableau to treat it as location data for maps.
Fill both blanks to complete the explanation of map benefits in BI.
Maps provide [1] context and help identify [2] clusters in data.
Maps give spatial context and reveal geographic clusters, helping users understand location-based data better.
Fill all three blanks to complete the sentence about map visualization in BI tools.
To create a map, assign [1] to location fields, use [2] to plot points, and apply [3] to show data intensity.
Assign Geographic Role to location fields, use Marks to plot points, and apply Color to represent data intensity on maps.