As of now, Tableau is having following data types-There is nothing called a complex data type currently with Tableau. But an idea has been submitted where people have requested for some kind of data type which can store structs/arrays. You can check that idea here.
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Saved data sources can also be accessed from the repository location. Just follow the above steps and follow the Datasource folder instead of the Workbooks folder and you will find all the saved data sources.
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For this, you can write a calculated field with the code like below- IF [STATUS] = 'Closed' THEN [Date Resolved] ELSEIF ISNULL([Date Resolved])=TRUE THEN [DATE_CLOSED]
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Importing directly might not be possible but you can always replicate the logic in tableau. For example, if you have done some calculations at the Salesforce end, you can do a similar calculation in the tableau calculated field as well. You can further check the article by tableau which share some best strategy on it-…
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Yes, this can be achieved with the help of a line chart. Usually, what happens when you drag these Dimensions & Measures into the self, Tableau will automatically select the best chart for your data. All you have to do over here is going to the March self and from the chart type, select the line chart. by default, it…
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This can be achieved with the help of a dashboard. We have an option called dashboard action. Using dashboard action you can achieve this requirement. let's say you have two worksheets with the name sheet1 and sheet2. add both the worksheets into the dashboard. Now go to the dashboard action and click on the add…
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This might be due to the label overlapping. one way to prevent disease don't click on the T-icon showing you at the top. Instead, drag the dimension or measure to the labels shelf in the marks card and also don't check overlap with each other checkbox.
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You can do this by reshaping your data and drawing the bar chart and circles using the line mark type, but it takes quite a bit of calculation. A much easier alternative could be to use a reference line instead of a circle with the bars.
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You’re getting the sum of ids because it is the measure and while using the measure, the default nature is, it will be aggregated on a higher-level. The default aggregation is the sum and if you need anything else, you can change it. Now if you don’t want summation of ids to be shown, then simply convert that to…
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There can be few issues related to this- Check if you have the required access to the data you’re connecting. For example, if you are willing to connect an excel sheet to tableau then make sure you’re having proper right on it. Another reason can be due to space crunch. Make sure your system has enough memory. To…
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Use that dimension/measure and see what data it is taking. Whether it is continuous or discrete Another option is to right-click on it and see what option you’re getting. If you’re getting an option for converting to discrete means, it is currently the continuous data and vice-versa.
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All option comes by default with any filter. We can remove this by following filter icon → Customize → unchecked show all optionLINE CHART
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