How to Add Bordered Bar Charts (Rounded) with Gradient Magic in Tableau! ✨

Add a border effect to your bar charts in Tableau using a synchronized dual axis technique! We'll duplicate measure values and layer them to create a seamless border around your bars. Enhance your charts with gradients and make your data visualization pop with a professional, polished look.
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[@Jump-2-the-moon]

Is there a way to add labels without including the 0 from the MIN(0)? Would like to be able to show the values from the bars but it’s too messy when it includes the 0s

[@golden_insights]

Yes, you can adjust the axis to show the correct values on the left while maintaining the structure of the whole rounded bar. I have a video where I make the adjustment to the axis (3:36 mark). kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3ycZGZ-drB7ptE&ab_channel=GoldenInsights Also, if you don't want to show 0 at all you can give the axis a fixed start at 1 so the first tick will be the amount of your tick intervals. Let me know if I misunderstood your question!