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Tableau Community Forums Member (Inactive) (Member of the Tableau Community Forums at Salesforce)
Oct 18, 2025, 7:58 PM
I have a file and trying to create a grade tonnage curve in Tablau but am struggling to show a curve other than the single point
G-T test.twb
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Ciara Brennan
Dec 20, 2022, 1:21 PM

💻 Workbook | Dig deeper into your energy and utilities data to maximise profit

In the energy and utilities sector, sage business decisions can maximize downstream profits and minimize upstream costs. That's why factors like abandonment costs, local human resources, foreign entity taxation, legal issues, and operating/lease agreements need to be effectively managed. In Tableau, you can combine geographic views with your other analyses, including powerful dashboard highlighting and filtering. Select regions or even individual wells to update information automatically.

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Tableau Community Forums Member (Inactive) (Member of the Tableau Community Forums at Salesforce)
Aug 8, 2021, 7:28 AM
Has anyone built a cumulative cash cost curve of production in Tableau?
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  1. Steve Martin (Turning Point)
    Feb 12, 2022, 11:40 AM

    Hi @Iestyn Humphreys​,

    Are you still looking for this - 6 months later?

    By cumulative cost curve, is this just a cumulative histogram? Though you could use anything as the x axis.

    Using Superstore, this only needs a single calculation for the cumulative, though the cumulative is expressed as a percentage, with the distributions also expressed as a percentage, so you'll need a calculation for this too.

     

    1/ Bin you measure, we'll use Sales, set Bins as 500

    2/ Perc total: 

    Sum(Sales) / Total(Sum(Sales))

    3/ Cumulative perc total: 

    Running_Sum(Sum(Sales)) / Total(Sum(Sales))

    4/ Format both calcs to percentage

    5/ Drag Sales(Bin) to Columns

    6/ Drag Perc Total and Cumulative perc total onto the rows

    7/ Dual axis, setting Perc total mark as bar, and the Cumulative perc total as a line

     

    Hi @Iestyn Humphreys​,Are you still looking for this - 6 months later?By cumulative cost curve, is this just a cumulative histogram? Though you could use anything as the x axis. 

    Does this help?

    Steve

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