Option 1
You may use Tableau Viz Extensions starting from the release version 2024.2 which uses the API capability for you to create custom extensions to access all sorts of new Viz Types.
Tableau | Radar - Radar
Tableau | Radar Chart - Radar Chart
Option 2
In Tableau Desktop, add a background image to the view, and then add X and Y coordinates to the data source to plot data over the background image. For more information, see Radar Charts in Tableau – part 1 in the Information Lab blog.
Option 3
The attached workbook RadarChart.twbx is created from the attached excel file SampleData.xlsx to demonstrate the following steps.
INDEX()
{FIXED:COUNTD([KPI Name])}-1
PI()/2 - 2*PI()/avg([2.KPI Counts])*([1.INDEX]-1)
SUM([KPI Value])*COS([3.Radians])
SUM([KPI Value])*SIN([3.Radians])
IF [KPI Name]="KPI8" THEN NULL ELSE [KPI Value] END
For more information, see:
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