Dynamic Zone Visibility in Tableau 2022.3 - Example use cases

The Dynamic Zone Visibility feature allows you to dynamically show different charts, objects and containers based on the value of a calculation or parameter. This video walks through a few scenarios of how it might be used. Future videos will walk through how to create similar examples in more detail, creating the calculations needed etc.
Blog Post with more details including three key things to be aware of when using this feature:
✍ datavis.blog/2...
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• • Swap sheets, container...
• tabsoft.co/3Sm...
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[@TableauTim]

Fire as always ! Love this approach. Hadn’t even considered this approach.

[@MarcReid]

Cheers, Tim! Lot's to like in this feature. Opens up a lot of possibilities - I think of it as "data-driven show/hide containers" ... but also: objects / filters / Text boxes etc. Folks should definitely check out your video on this also: th-cam.com/video/ehnBM0ym6yI/w-d-xo.html

[@gabonicabas]

It's very interesting, this funcionality.
I hope these tutorials step by step.
Thanks for sharing.

[@MarcReid]

A full tutorial video is now available: th-cam.com/video/Z1DuCEyfRfI/w-d-xo.html

[@patrikmelichercik7709]

really cool Marc. this is a game changer. I have one question,how you did that bause off of what you selected then an appropriate Viz got open. In the left viz I suppose you are using the feature 'allow selection by category in ToolTip. How do you pass what has been selected through this selection? I use usually sets and I can count what is in the set etc but here I grab my head😀

[@MarcReid]

That's right Patrik, the selection by category option updates the set and there's some calculations to determine what's in the set. I'll create a tutorial video soon. The blog (link in description) has some example calcs.