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Whether performance will be increased or decreased with context filter

Context filter helps to improve the performance but that doesn’t mean you should create context filter on all dimensions. It takes resources to create context filters and so should be used with care.

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What is context filter

Context filter is a type of filter which is used to filter the report and create a temporary table. For example, let’s say you want a report to show data of 2019 only and then want to apply further filters on 2019 data. In that case, we can create the content filter on the date and then apply others. This context…

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How to create a dual-axis map

This will be in the same way how we create any other dual-axis. For example, let’s say we have a map chart for state and then again we want to use longitude then we can convert the longitude as dual-axis as shown below-

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How to keep a filter on for only one of the dual axes and show percentage for bar chart?

Ideally when I add filter it impacts both the axis in dual chart. How to keep it for only one axis There is no direct option to filter only one axis in the dual-axis graph. But we have alternatives available which can help you achieve this job. To do that, let's create a calculated field like below- Now drag the…

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How I can show labels at the bottom in place of top

Let’s say you’re making yearly sales trends then make the year as continuous which will take the label of year at the bottom.

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Somehow, I lost my marks card. How I can get it back

We have show/hide cards available in the icon bar (2nd line from top). You can click on it and select which card you want to show.Bar Chart

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What are the differences between dimension and measure

When you connect a new data source to Tableau, it automatically categorizes each field as dimensions and measures in the data pane. This categorization is dependent on the type of data these fields contain. All the fields which have fixed values like Name, Zip Code, etc. will be categorized as dimension and all the…

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How to make axis fixed

To make axis fixed, right-click on axis and select edit axis. There check Fixed radio button inside Range option and then provide the fixed start and fixed end value.

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How can I increase the size of the pie chart

Simply press ctrl + shift + B and keep on pressing B till the time you want that size. Another option is to make the view as the entire view.

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I am not seeing the hidden excel columns in the tableau

By default, it won’t be showing you in the data preview pane. To display the hidden excel columns, you can check the show hidden fields checkbox showing above the data preview pane.

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I need to create a calculated field to calculate the percent change. This field will depend on two other calculated fields.

Create a new calculated field and use both the existing calculated field at. For example, if one calculated field is called the profit and other sales then you can create a new calculated field with profit/sales *100. This will give you profit by sales in percentage.

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I need 2 filter likes Filter 1, filter 2when over select filter 1: I want to show LG AND SONYwhen over select filter 2: I want to show a bike and car

This can be achieved with the help of “only relevant values” in the dropdown. All you have to do is add both the filters- filter1 and filter2. And then in filter2, use to show only relevant values. This way, filter2 will have only those values which correspond to the value selected in filter1.

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