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# Introduction

The ShowMeMore extension for Tableau fills in the gaps by providing additional visualization types that are not included in the default Tableau “Show Me” set. ShowMeMore offers 16 visualizations for various business use cases, with 10 of them also available as a viz extension, giving users more flexibility and a native Tableau look and feel. Here is the list of available visualizations:

1. [Sankey diagram](/showmemore/features/sankey-diagram.md) 
2. [Source target sankey diagram](/showmemore/features/source-target-sankey-diagram.md)
3. [Waterfall chart](/showmemore/features/waterfall-chart.md)
4. [Geo Sankey diagram](/showmemore/features/geo-sankey-diagram.md) (Dashboard only)
5. [Network diagram 2.0](/showmemore/features/network-diagram-2.0.md) 
6. [Radar chart](/showmemore/features/radar-chart.md)
7. [Venn diagram](/showmemore/features/venn-diagram.md)
8. [Sunburst diagram ](/showmemore/features/sunburst-diagram.md)
9. [Chord diagram](/showmemore/features/chord-diagram.md) 
10. [Sunburst new diagram ](/showmemore/features/sunburst-new-diagram.md)
11. [Ridgeline plot](/showmemore/features/ridgeline-plot.md) (Dashboard only)
12. [Horizon chart](/showmemore/features/horizon-chart.md) (Dashboard only)
13. [Organization chart](/showmemore/features/organization-chart.md) (Dashboard only)
14. [Calendar chart](/showmemore/features/calendar-chart.md) (Dashboard only)
15. [Circular sankey diagram](/showmemore/features/circular-sankey-diagram.md)


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