Welcome! Dig into the first DataFam Roundup (of 2022!!)—a weekly blog that brings together community content all in one post. As always, we invite you to send us your content—and the DataFam content from your peers that have inspired you! Find the content submission form here.

DataFam content 

Dive into content created by the Tableau Community: 

• Adam Mico: Tableau’s Next | 2022
• Kevin Flerlage, The Flerlage Twins: Introducing the Transparent Color Hex Code in Tableau
• Will Sutton: Level 1: Player Select Roundup
• Rosario Gauna: Technique: Drill Down & Drill Up in Separate Sheets
• Darragh Murray: The importance of exploratory data analysis: Exploring the first B2VB challenge
• Yamil Medina and Aaron Simmons: 3Charts@3PM: A Mystery Chart Show | Healthcare Episode
• Ajay Manshani: Need of Data Management
• Sarah Bartlett, Sarah Loves Data: Reasons to Enter Iron Viz 2022
• Klaus Schulte, CO data: Using Tableau Public Templates Efficiently
• Jonathan Schwabish, PolicyViz: The Flerlage Twins
• Jonathan Drummey and Keith Helfrich, Action Analytics: Bid and Proposal Analysis
• Annabelle Rincon, Rativiz: End of year review
• Steve Adams: The five keys to Analytics in the flow

From Team Tableau

• Sarah Battersby: Exploring geocoding in Tableau
• Iron Viz 2022 Global Qualifier: Visualizing the Arts
• Apply to join the next class of our Community Equity Task Force
• Best of the Tableau Web: December 2021
   

Upcoming events and community participation

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Tableau Community Blog: Tableau Community leaders share their top 2021 highlights

• Braindates, Data Leadership Collaborative: Take advantage of the collective knowledge of like-minded peers from around the world. Connect one-on-one or in groups with fellow data leaders. Add your topic of interest or join other conversations to teach, learn, and inspire.
• Chartchat, 2021 Year in Review: Watch as Jeffrey Shaffer, Steve Wexler, Andy Cotgreave, and Amanda Makulec debate the good, the bad, and the "scaredy-cats" of data visualization.
• Iron Viz 2022 Qualifier Event: Need a boost getting started or strategies for taking your submission to the next level? Sarah Bartlett, Iron Viz finalist and Iron Quest founder, and Lisa Trescott, 2021 Iron Viz Champion will be share their experiences and tips LIVE. Plus, we’re saving time for a Q&A. We hope to see you there! And remember, win or learn—you can’t lose.
• Get your Tableau CRM questions answered on the Forums.
• Stay up to date with the latest and greatest from the Tableau Community. We'll help you along in your Tableau journey, bring your data skills to the next level, and nurture powerful connections. 
• DataViz Social Initiatives: "A couple of social initiatives stopped in 2021. I see comments about missing them and was curious what people were looking for. While I have thoughts, I want the data. My goal with this survey is to get a pulse and put the data out there. You will not identified unless you choose to be identified. This is not a commitment on my part nor yours to create an initiative."
• The Feedback Loop Sign-Up Form: January 2022  This data vizzing workshop was started by Joshua Smith and is based on creative art workshops. He put it best: "The idea of the Feedback Loop, and of creative arts workshops in general, is meant to test the subjective and aesthetic elements against peers. It's meant to provide diversity of perspectives, because what works for one person may not work for another. And, what I've learned now, it can create an incredible community of people devoted to helping one another grow as artists." 
• Sign up to be a panelist for the 3charts@3 Live: A Mystery Chart Show featuring topics like personal finance, energy, healthcare and more!

Vizzes

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Check out some inspirational vizzes created by the community:

• Rosario Gauna: Drill Down-Up 15 Examples
• Neil Richards: Visualising 500 decimal digits of √2
• Rafael Centeno Pérez: 2021 F1 Season
• Peter Fakan: Isometric Australia Prototype