
This is useful for cases like seeing the highest cumulative value small multiple first and will help you make more useful comparisons. The sorting functionality of small multiples allows you to sort the order in which they appear by the measures in your field wells.

Moving focus around the small multiples grid is consistent and intuitive, and screen reader readouts are descriptive. The small multiples has the improved keyboard navigation and screen reader support. Out team has been working on this feature for some time to release it to you with the improved functionality and with a variety of formatting options. You’ll see that the axes are synchronized, with one Y axis at the left of each row and one X axis at the bottom of each column. The grid should be filled with the small multiples charts, sorted by the sort order of the chosen dimension, from left-to-right, then top-to-bottom. You will see your chart split into a 2×2 grid, where the data has been divided along your chosen dimension. Drag that field into the “small multiples” well in the Fields pane. To get started, create one of the above visuals and choose a field along which you would like to partition its data. We are excited to announce the release of the small multiples feature! Small multiples, or trellising, splits a visual into multiple versions of itself, presented side-by-side, with its data partitioned across these versions by a chosen dimension (e.g., splitting a “sales by category” column chart across product lines or country).Ĭurrently, you can create small multiples on your bar/column, line, and area charts. This month, we’re adding this option to continuous axes as well, allowing you greater control over the look and feel of your charts. This helps you determine how thick your columns and bars should be and how much whitespace should be between them. Adjust this transparency in the Data colors card in the Formatting pane.Ĭartesian charts with categorical axes have an “inner padding” option in the formatting pane which adjusts the size of the padding between category bars, columns, and clusters.

Before, this transparency was defaulted to 60%.

You can now set the transparency of the colored areas in your area and stacked area charts.
