KPI's in Tableau with good or bad indicator.

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The nice way to create KPI's in Tableau with a good or bad indicator is to use the custom format option.

Follow the below steps to create a cool looking KPI.

At first, create a calculated field in Tableau based on your KPI definition. In my case, I am using the Profit Ratio calculated field in the Super Store sample dataset.


Custom format used : ▲ +0"%";▼ -0"%";► 0"%"


Happy Tableauing :)



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