Well done one and all.
I think that the spreadsheet and tableau have proved to be wonderfully helpful in planning trips to collect Supercharger Stations, especially in areas of the country where they are dense. I've found that the more I get the harder it is to keep track of which ones have already been visited and which ones I have yet to visit. The ability to use these tools to segregate out unvisited Supercharger Stations from the ones already collected is crucial. The personalized maps with interactive icons are especially helpful. Without these tools I think playing the game would be more trouble than it is worth.2022 is here, and our spreadsheet and tableau system is still hanging in there.
Any complaints, suggestions, or other comments? No guarantees other than we will listen.
I have no complaints, the spreadsheet and tableau are very useful. One visualization I’ve been thinking of is a chart showing my position on the leaderboard vs time. Something like this but with all the data, not just century milestones. This data is my position at 100, 200, 300 & 400 Supercharger counts. I don't have data to plot between century points. I'm currently at 23 and think I might have been as high as 12 - 15 at one time.2022 is here, and our spreadsheet and tableau system is still hanging in there.
Any complaints, suggestions, or other comments? No guarantees other than we will listen.
Hmmm. I know that would be possible with tableau but not sure of my ability to do it. I'll give it some thought.
That is very interesting! A couple of observations.
Don't they already get an automatic 10% COLA increase annually?
I created two new visualizations and resurected the horse race graph. I wasn't able to exactly replicate the graph AzEd envisioned but these are pretty neat. Let me know what you think. I haven't given up on the version AzEd shows above but it has eluded me so far (I can't seem to combine running total with the rank function).
Done. Added a new dashboard....it even has a time function so you toggle through year-by-year. I default the map to 2013, which is the year this little competition began. Hovering over a location will show some data about that supercharger, including how many competitors have visited the location. Larger dots represent more visits. You can filter out low or high counts as you desire to help declutter the map a bit. When you click on a location, the list below the map will be filtered to show you who visited that location and when. As with many of the dashboards, the experience will be better on desktops than mobile but I have tried to configure the mobile layout to be useable. Give it a try. The dashboard name is "Most visited superchargers." Reminder that we only track our first visits so this doesn't capture the hundreds of times some of the core superchargers have been visited as we transit across the country.
I don't think it'd be particularly difficult but isn't that what the spreadsheet does for you already?
Okay, I think I understand. I'll play around a bit and see what I can come up with.
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