How to Create Grouped Bar Charts in Tableau...

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How to Create Grouped Bar Charts in Tableau:


Explained Through an example , its easy to understand:
use the sample superstore data set
Steps:
1. Take sales to rows shelf and Region and Category ti Rows shelf.
2. Again take category to Mark card colour section , then its looks category wise different colour.

3. Then go to analysis tab, then select Totals, then click on Add all subTotals
4. Click on Total bar
5. on Automatic dropdown select the Average:
6. Again goto Automatic drop down and select Hide


7. Select Total,Right Click,Then click on Format.
8. From totals Remove the Label, means Keep the label as blank.
9. Click on category drop down and click on Show Header. 
10. How to Region name comes to the middle of the bar? For that we need to create a calculated field for "region on middle" IIF(INDEX()=2,ATTR([Region])," ")
After that click on Default Calculation and choose category.
11.Then drag the “regions On middle” calculated field to rows shelf.

12. On region section drop down deselect the show Header.

13. for Remove the line between the visualisation, Right click format ,choose Row Border and column border as None.





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