#Tableau

In this video, I show you the difference between table calculations and level of detail expressions with the % of total calculation.
I review:
1. How to compute a % of total with a table calc
2. How to compute a % of total with an LOD
3. How filters impact these calculations
4. How context filters impact level of detail expressions
5. Tableau's order of operations
Download the workbook here - www.vizwiz.com...
Download the order of operations chart here - bit.ly/3LvleSZ

[@jacobclark2092]

this has been the most useful Tableau tutorial I've ever watched. Thank you!

[@francisjohn6638]

Really easy to understand the diff between Table Calculations and LOD's , Thanks Andy

[@vizwiz]

Happy to help

[@PatrickBateman12420]

Awesome, Andy! Kind of "mastering the fundamentals" tutorial ...

[@vizwiz]

That’s the idea. 😊

[@MandkhaiTsetsen]

"Add to context" just ended my months of pursuit to figure out how to combine "include" , "Exclude" on my "Fixed" LOD!!!!! You are awesome!

[@vizwiz]

Perfect!

[@alainponroy2621]

This is awesome. Thanks for the thorough order of operations sheet. 😀

[@vizwiz]

I’m glad you like it.

[@rohanmandloi18]

Nice one Andy. Thanks for the video.

[@arjunnag7348]

Thanks Andy for cleared my doubts with your simple examples..

[@vizwiz]

Glad to hear that

[@NareskanthM]

Great Brother ! 😀

[@bacabaca5695]

Thank you for the video and the downloadable information!

[@vizwiz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tessnorman]

Thank you!! Exactly what I needed. Mind-blowing stuff to a newbie like me.

[@vizwiz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oxanagolodyuk7456]

This is brilliant and very clear! Thank you!

[@vizwiz]

You're very welcome!

[@saidtojiboev9673]

Really helpful instructions. Thank you for your time and effort

[@vizwiz]

Thanks for watching!

[@Anonymous-yu7ge]

Great explanation.. Although, Tableau can be very complicated to digest. But with practice and patience, these notions become easier to understand! Thank you

[@vizwiz]

Thanks. Keep in mind though, any tool can appear complicated at the start. Most do. Even excel and PowerPoint.

[@adekolaali5075]

Thank you, Andy.

[@vizwiz]

You're very welcome

[@kotinarisetti322]

What a man you are 👍👍 superb explanation

[@vizwiz]

That’s great to hear Koti. Thank you.

[@user-bz2yt5rm6l]

thank you for the super nice explanation, btw I love your medal collection haha, so many :v

[@mattparadise3410]

I think what I like most about this video is that bro is making it in his hallway

[@vizwiz]

It’s my desk before I got a green screen. My dog makes the occasional appearance. 🐕‍🦺

[@hussainvali2577]

really appreciate it Andy.
learn something new 👍👍👍

[@vizwiz]

Perfect! That’s what I’m hoping for. 👍🏻

[@ismailshaikh1741]

I have Xerox copy of it...... Practiced on it 😀

[@reanwithkimleng]

❤❤❤

[@sathya2801]

Hi Andy, is there any way we can use table calculation function like window_sum, window_max etc or ATTR fn in our LOD Calculation??

[@vizwiz]

Not possible. LODs are calculated before table calcs.

[@nahidmirmahmud8914]

I am curious about those medals.

[@vizwiz]

Lots of running!

[@brentmar2635]

Very nice explanations. What video software did you use?

[@vizwiz]

I use my iPhone as a camera with OBS and Cleanshot for my screen. The initial editing cut is done by me in Final Cut Pro and then the b-roll is done by an editor.

[@brentmar2635]

@@vizwiz Excellent! Thank you.

[@firstname4337]

man, I'm going to have to watch this at 0.25 speed and really study it

[@vizwiz]

It’s worth it! :-)