Amazing video! When I searched for the answer from the Tableau community questions, no one could answer this question and just gave a simple 'THERE IS NO WAY.' But here is the way! I love this video and the introduction of advanced functions. Hope to see more videos on the advanced functions that Tableau has.
Why are two attributes needed for setting the sorting? Why Sort By (Dimension) and Sort By (Measures) Also how is Sort By (Dimension) created as a Dimension and does it matter. Probally very basic questions
Very Help full Sir, But I have one query sir. is this possible if I am sorting sales field then that time only sales field are having sorted and rest all the fields like profit, profit ratio, product name don't having any changes at the time. Mean I want to do only single field sort a-z or z-a at a time. please reply ASAP sir I really need help
Hello! thanks for the video very useful! May I ask a question regarding a calculated field I am doing? I have to analyze the profit of some hotels against some specific regions, I made a field calculated like this: if [Hotel group]= “A” and [Sourcing Region]= "LATAM" then "Hyatt" elseif [Hotel group]= “B” and [Sourcing Subregion]= "Mexico" then "Iberostar" elseif [Hotel group]= “C” and [Sourcing Subregion]= "Cuba" then "RIU" else "Rest" END Mexico and Cuba are in the Latam region, some hotels are compared with all of Latam, others with Mexico and others with Cuba. But doing this the calculated field does not give me results for Mexico and Cuba. It prioritizes everything in Latam and gives 0 sales in Cuba and Mexico. Is there any way to do? I mean how can I obtain the value independently for Mexico, Cuba and Latam. Thanks in advance!
The error says "Argument to MIN (an aggregate function) is already an aggregation, and cannot be further aggregated. I couldn't stick the image in my comment below.
Great video...very useful! Thank you! Question -- how do we create a parameter when we have dimensions with different data types? For e.g. I'm trying to sort a table with many dimensions of which are few are strings and few are dates. It's cumbersome to create separate parameters for each data type. It would be great if you could show this with an example! Thank you
Amazing video! When I searched for the answer from the Tableau community questions, no one could answer this question and just gave a simple 'THERE IS NO WAY.' But here is the way! I love this video and the introduction of advanced functions. Hope to see more videos on the advanced functions that Tableau has.
Thank you!
Thank You thank you very much for this video you have solved my headache
This is really helpful! Thanks a lot!
4 hours looking for this, thank you!!
been looking for this solution for weeks!! thanks for sharing, keep it coming, i learnt many things from you regrading Tableau.
Thanks Mattew..... although this video is 2 years old but it saved me today in my work. Keep the good work.
Awesome!!!
Thank you so much! It's really help me a lot, Sir 🙏
I was looking for this for hours! Thank you!
Thank you so much! You saved my day.
This is a great solution Thank You! Great Work!
Really great solution for sorting!
Simply amazing. Thank you so much!
thx a lot, very helpful
Why are two attributes needed for setting the sorting? Why Sort By (Dimension) and Sort By (Measures) Also how is Sort By (Dimension) created as a Dimension and does it matter. Probally very basic questions
This is great. TY!!
Would it be possible to sort this way 2 variables at the same time? Let’s say Office Supplies and on the side all the Appliances...
Will the sorting work as desired even after applying pagination to this kind of chart ?
Very Help full Sir, But I have one query sir. is this possible if I am sorting sales field then that time only sales field are having sorted and rest all the fields like profit, profit ratio, product name don't having any changes at the time. Mean I want to do only single field sort a-z or z-a at a time. please reply ASAP sir I really need help
Hello! thanks for the video very useful! May I ask a question regarding a calculated field I am doing? I have to analyze the profit of some hotels against some specific regions, I made a field calculated like this:
if [Hotel group]= “A” and [Sourcing Region]= "LATAM" then "Hyatt"
elseif [Hotel group]= “B” and [Sourcing Subregion]= "Mexico" then "Iberostar"
elseif [Hotel group]= “C” and [Sourcing Subregion]= "Cuba" then "RIU"
else "Rest"
END
Mexico and Cuba are in the Latam region, some hotels are compared with all of Latam, others with Mexico and others with Cuba. But doing this the calculated field does not give me results for Mexico and Cuba. It prioritizes everything in Latam and gives 0 sales in Cuba and Mexico. Is there any way to do?
I mean how can I obtain the value independently for Mexico, Cuba and Latam. Thanks in advance!
@@matthewhefferon Ok I´ll do that! thanks!
The error says "Argument to MIN (an aggregate function) is already an aggregation, and cannot be further aggregated. I couldn't stick the image in my comment below.
Great video...very useful! Thank you! Question -- how do we create a parameter when we have dimensions with different data types? For e.g. I'm trying to sort a table with many dimensions of which are few are strings and few are dates. It's cumbersome to create separate parameters for each data type. It would be great if you could show this with an example! Thank you
I guess it's pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch new series online?
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I'm getting an error - Would appreciate if you could help.
don't know why but doesn't work for me
Bummer. Hopefully you got it figured out!