DrillDownTree

A dashboard is designed to take the user as close to an action that improves your organization’s performance and the deeper you dig into the data, the more questions you will find. These questions enable you to look at the information and analyze it from different points of view. DrillDownTree allows users to explore specific information in a dashboard from different angles by shifting from an overview of data to a more detailed picture using the same dataset. It’s a great data exploration tool for ad hoc analysis and root cause analysis.

Governed and secured all within your familiar Tableau environment!

 DrillDownTree automatically aggregates data and enables drilling down into dimensions in any random order the user chooses without having to create Tableau hierarchies upfront.

Do you just want the DrillDownTree to show up when users click a button or select a mark in your dashboard? This is possible using the “Pop-Up” mode of DrillDownTree. Format the popup button to suit your corporate identity and dashboard color style.

Creating multiple DrillDownTree vizzes to print and share will allow you to tell your story by highlighting areas of success and other areas which may need investigating. This Print feature works with Tableau Cloud and Server.

The analytics pane enables the user to explore data in a more efficient way. Great new features such as sorting on a dimension, changing the measure that’s being drilled down on, print button and more! When drilling down on your data, use the analytics pane as a tool to get instant insight whilst staying in the flow.

A good use case for using the DrillDownTree is ad hoc and root-cause analysis. In this case, you want to transfer from the bigger picture to a lower level to pinpoint your issue’s root cause. The Extension shows a Tree Map where you can Drill Down on a measure and drill it down on any dimension. As a result of this Tree Map, you can ask relevant questions such as ‘Why is my sales not working out in X area?’. Get to the cause of these questions, analyze what caused it, and follow up!