How would I set this up in Tableau? Question $1$: Bump chart

You have been asked to help the Northwest National Park system to find trends. Specifically, what do five$-$year visitation trends look like for the parks? Load the D$\mathrm{.}4$ NW National Park Visitation $2001-2020$ into your data sources. Drag $$Year$$ into the columns and create an ad hoc calculation in the row: SUM$($Visitor Count$).$ Then drag $$Park Type$$ and $$Year$$ into the filters. Select ONLY the $$National Park$$ park type and the years $2015-2019.$ We are purposely excluding $2020$ due to the COVID$19$ pandemic shutdown of many parks. Drag $$Park Name$$ onto Color in the Marks tab and $$Park Name$$ onto Label. Make sure the marks type is set to $$Line$.$ Edit the label so that it shows the $$Line Ends$.$

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You should now have a bump chart that looks like this:

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From this chart, we can see that Yosemite and Olympic are firmly the most visited with some ups and downs. Next, Joshua Tree is on an increase. The line that really sticks out is the Hawaii Volcanoes NP$,$ it really took a big dip in $2018$ and had a slow increase in $2019.$

While this is helpful, the leadership has requested to see a chart with $20$ years $(2010-2019).$ They also want to see only National Parks with at least $500$K visitors a year. Add both filters to your bump chart.

Question $1$A: For the Hawaii Volcanoes NP$,$ was there an increase or decrease between $2010$ and $2017?$

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Question $1$B: What was the highest visitor count for Hawaii Volcanoes NP between $2010$ and $2019?$

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