Is there any way to generalize this concept for all years not just latest? I need to do the same for all years in a dataset thanks and wonderful explanation!!!

The link is broken. It does not work. Could you help please to get the Emergency Response Incidents data?

I have a question if I want to show other ads such as descriptions, customer names, items in the calendar cells and not just a heat map how can I do it ?

I have a question if I want to show other ads such as descriptions, customer names, items in the calendar cells and not just a heat map how can I do it ?

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yes, the point was to show how to rank the top 5, but the Astros only hit about 250 home runs in 2000, not 13,695 as the data is showing. The season is 162 games long and if they hit 13,695 home runs, they were sending, on average, 84 balls a game out of the park. Yes, 2000 is in the steroid era, but 84 dingers a game? :)

Yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, this was my pain point all last week - right on time, Andy. Thanks!

Great video! What if I have say table 1 in Sheet 1 with two columns; number of orders for each customer and customer name and table 2 in Sheet 2 also with customer names but this time, the second column in sheet 2 has the number of times the customer ordered on Black Friday. My goal is to get in a new table in a new sheet ( say sheet 3) the ratio of orders on Black Friday/total number of orders per customer.. so basically the values in sheet 2/values in sheet 1. How do one go about achieving that? Bear in mind that not all customers will buy anything on Black Friday and I will wanna see them show up with a zero in sheet 3. Note that, sheets 1 and 2 have some filters in the filter pane Thank you!!

The problem is that all of these are hacks. Also the drill-back up does not work per level but collapses everything. In addition it is cumbersome to combine with filter actions. My users don't want to use Tableau and instead prefer PowerBI. Hierarchies can be opened up on ANY level very naturally and when clicking on it it filters. Boom. Not sure why Tableau is incapable of providing such a basic functionality.

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Is there a way to notify stakeholders when the outliers meet the criteria?

Excellent as always!

Thanks, brother.

awesome

This will save me so much time. Thank you!

Thank you for posting. Really incredible, easy to follow walk through. For me, worksheet swapping only worked if it was in a vertical container. After troubleshooting for way too long, this seemed to be my issue.

Excellent video !!

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It was a great tutorial and easy to follow! I feel like it covers a lot. The only thing I wish you'd give a little more reasoning as to why we are removing the lines or why is it better to make the stylistic choices that you did. Although I understand that it's not going to be a 10 minute tutorial this way. Thank you!

Without watching this video, I guess it would have been taken hours for me do this. Very Good Work 👍

That’s so useful ❤

Thanks Andy. Great video. How do we get the bars to display % of each measure name instead of Distinct Count.

So close but no functioning filtering in the drilldown. Source field is empty shows as none. BUMMER!!

Thank you !!

Great video referencing this for future projects

How to deal with when u are using charts as filters in a dashboard and filter across so many other dashboard elements .? Is there a priority of order for context filters if there are many like 5filters added to context?

You are a genius

Very helpful tutorial, thank you.

This was amazing thanks

I have followed your Tableau videos and they are great. Especially to a beginner like me. Thanks a lot for selflessly sharing this much needed knowledge.

woah, i just learn so much from ur video, and the way you put it all really straightforward and ur edit styles that highlighting all the features used which make it followable, it’s just amazing, thank u so much sir! wish u a grand success in this field 🙌

Very useful tips you've shared with this easiest way.

Thanks, so useful 👍👍👍

Great tip! Thanks

Is there a way for Tableu to take this exact kind of color-coded quadrant chart, but be able to track the path of single point over multiple time periods? Think of how people can already see this in connected scatter plots. If it’s possible, could we make it so that if a point with numerous intermediate points along i’s path, would those intermediates be a different color if they are in a different quadrant? I could draw a picture of this more easily than type it 😂

Thanks so much for this! :)

Hi, Can we get data which you are using in this video?

This was huge. By far the best way to deliver lessons like this that I’ve seen. Thank you!

That's a great explanation. Just wondering your YTD calculation will show value for current year but not for Year Till Date as you have to restrict sum of sales till current date of year not for full year. Please tell me if I am getting it wrong?

Super

Wow this was so easy to understand and so quick. No need to watch hours of video.

Finally found a video that did it after wasting time on shitty videos the whole day! Phewks, let me go eat lunch now.

I am gonna implement it in my next dashboard. Thanks Andy.

It's mind-boggling how quickly he put that dashboard together...Unbelievable! Here I am taking days in my Data Visualization course trying to put together a dashboard comprised of 2 charts (bar and map) with cross-filtering. This gentleman does an even better dashboard in a matter of minutes, crazy! I guess I should give myself some slack due to the fact that this is my first time using Tableau.

thanks

as always, great content -- while the "how to" is well explained -- how do you pitch this in a business setting as "the most functional way to present this information" -- most business users wouldn't know what to do with this.

Great explanation

one of the most helpful tableau videos on the tube

How do I perform same set actions when my date is not continuous, I want to leave my date field as discrete and show a bar chart instead. when I click on "Jan" it should show daily view for the month of Jan and the remaining bars (months) should be shown as they are. like in example how you created a drill down for category and subcategory drill-down, in the same manner.