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1. Re: How to make labels invisible
Sankarmagesh Rajan Aug 27, 2015 4:13 AM (in response to Kirstin Lyon)Hi Kirstin,
Create calculation and add the condition based instructions.
Drag the calculation into label and select- selected option in label.
if your condition satisfied then the label will show.
For Example:
if count([Customer Name])>1 then "This customer purchased more then one time" else "" end
Normal
Selected
thanks
sankar
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2. Re: How to make labels invisible
Kirstin Lyon Aug 27, 2015 7:30 AM (in response to Sankarmagesh Rajan)Thanks Sankar,
but it's not quite what I'm looking for (although very useful to know!)
I want to put a picture on first highlighting how a user can click on filters, click on charts to change views, etc, and then for it to disappear as soon as they start to work with the report.
Thanks
Kirstin
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3. Re: How to make labels invisible
Kris Erickson Aug 27, 2015 9:30 AM (in response to Kirstin Lyon)Although it sounds like a URL action that triggers on click may be the best way to do this, I was not able to do it. I think you would want to set up two dashboards, an interactive one, and a static picture (with annotation) and the action would force the user to the real dashboard
A second, but easier method would be add an annotation parameter. You can also use the annotations with an on/off selector to provide some initial instructions, but the user will have to select the box to turn them off. See my workbook here on : | Tableau Public
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4. Re: How to make labels invisible
Martin Estrada Aug 27, 2015 9:46 AM (in response to Kirstin Lyon)Kirstin,
Does your requirements allow a parameter to be in use?
Marty