- Task A2: Sales Heat Map * On a new sheet, create a Symbol Map that will show where our greatest sales activity is located. See the sample below these instructions. - Your map should display a dot for each city in the data. Warning . you can't just use city name to do this because some city names are in used in multiple states. For example, there's a Gainesville in Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York, Texas, and Virginia! - Note: at the bottom right corner of your heat map, youll see a note that there are 5 unknown" that is totally normal. It just means that Tableau couldn't identify 5 cities out of over 900 cities. In a business context, you'd probably want to fix that, but for this project, just leave it alone. Each dot represents our rentals in one city. Use the color and size of the dot to convey information about that city's rentals. - Set the size of the dot using total revenue; a bigger dot means higher revenue. - Set the color of the dot using the total number of rentals; darker-colored dots indicate a larger number of rentals. - Configure the dots to use 4 stepped color levels Do not use the default blue; any other coloris fine. * Configure the map so that the unique number of customers in a city is displayed when you hover your motuse over that city. Modify the Tooltip so that it uses user-friendly wording that will be easily understood by any oser Ieven a novicel. Your Tooltip does not have to look exactly like the one belowi lust make sure it doesnit have any "databose jargon" in it tibt could confuse somebody who's less data-savy than you are. * Check your work You should have exactly 5 distinct customers in Anchorage. Alaska - Task A2: Sales Heat Map * On a new sheet, create a Symbol Map that will show where our greatest sales activity is located. See the sample below these instructions. - Your map should display a dot for each city in the data. Warning . you can't just use city name to do this because some city names are in used in multiple states. For example, there's a Gainesville in Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York, Texas, and Virginia! - Note: at the bottom right corner of your heat map, youll see a note that there are 5 unknown" that is totally normal. It just means that Tableau couldn't identify 5 cities out of over 900 cities. In a business context, you'd probably want to fix that, but for this project, just leave it alone. Each dot represents our rentals in one city. Use the color and size of the dot to convey information about that city's rentals. - Set the size of the dot using total revenue; a bigger dot means higher revenue. - Set the color of the dot using the total number of rentals; darker-colored dots indicate a larger number of rentals. - Configure the dots to use 4 stepped color levels Do not use the default blue; any other coloris fine. * Configure the map so that the unique number of customers in a city is displayed when you hover your motuse over that city. Modify the Tooltip so that it uses user-friendly wording that will be easily understood by any oser Ieven a novicel. Your Tooltip does not have to look exactly like the one belowi lust make sure it doesnit have any "databose jargon" in it tibt could confuse somebody who's less data-savy than you are. * Check your work You should have exactly 5 distinct customers in Anchorage. Alaska