View underlying data is not filtering the data as per the view
Hello everyone,
I have been noticing that the filters applied to the view/viz does not always apply to the view full data. For example, in my view I am showing Ticket quantity per month(see attached screenshot).
However, when I do view full data for any month, I see the chats included there as well (see screenshot). The ticket_qty field is null for chats, yet they show up.
I have been noticing this with many other viz's as well. Any idea how to fix this?
I have been noticing that the filters applied to the view/viz does not always apply to the view full data. For example, in my view I am showing Ticket quantity per month(see attached screenshot).
However, when I do view full data for any month, I see the chats included there as well (see screenshot). The ticket_qty field is null for chats, yet they show up.
I have been noticing this with many other viz's as well. Any idea how to fix this?
Aggregation - Sum at lower level and Average for higher level of dimensions
Hi All,
I have a dataset where there is a hierarchy of groups of people.
For instance let's say a group of people is called group A
A Collection of Group A's is called Group B
and a Collection of Group B's is called Group C
I have Group A, Group B and Group C filters in my bar chart.
I am trying to achieve a calculation where when a user selects a Group A value, then tableau should show a sum, when I am selecting Group B and C filters, it should aggregate it as an average. Any suggestions on how this can be achieved?
Actual & Budget data has different account code for same description, so it is not showing values in the view.
Actual & Budget data has different account code for same description, so it is not showing budget values in the view. What i am doing is it will show actual value till the month i select in parameter and then budget for rest month. Also, both has its own date, and i am using actual month(date) in the view.
I want Actual & Budget in the view for plastic sheet.
We have a tableau server hosted in house. Tableau Server Version: 2020.4.1 (20204.21.0114.0916) 64-bit Windows single node as this is a small firm and has not been upgraded since 3 year.
We want to migrate to a new Windows Server 2022 and also upgrade the tableau server to the latest.
what is the best and most efficient way to achieve this without losing any data?
Why does manually hiding a row override the 'Show Empty Rows' or columns settings?
I have a row that I need to hide in a trended analysis, as it is a catch all bucket for things that failed to be categorized, this analysis is focused on certain sub-categories and scenarios. Basically, the category is 'Normal', so there's no desired to show it in this sheet as it is shown in a different sheet in the same dash. However, I don't want the dashboard re-configuring constantly as users filter, so I want this 'Normal' row hidden permanently always, but want to always show the other 5 categories. However, when I hide this row, it seems to override the 'Show Empty Rows' setting. It seems to work fine in some sheets but not this one and I don't understand what's wrong. Please advise if there are known issues with this setting that can be worked around. I'm having a similar issue with the columns, as I am only showing quarter ends, and would like to not have the columns shrink just because I filter on a newer product grouping with less history, but applying the 'Show Empty Columns' setting seems to show the columns in between the quarter ends, not just the quarter ends passing the filter with no values.
I always show refresh date as last date in the date column of my data. It is just the maximum date in the date column and I show it on the dashboard. I publish it. Now, I want to know if I can create a feature which will send an alert email to me and my team mate whenever the refresh date is not current or today. Can you please help me with this?
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