This guy taught me Tableau. From using my data with his examples, it turned out well. keep the videos coming!

That was very informative....

we can also use combined sets on Products to get the common products between Us and Competitor (as an alternative)

Very informative videos! Just a beginner's question - why did we use WINDOW SUM to create the 'Doing Worse' boolean field instead of just doing simple SUM comparison?

@martinmichael7194

2 жыл бұрын

I realize Im pretty off topic but does anybody know a good site to watch new tv shows online?

100 Likes for this... thanks for the tutorial.

Instead of keeping 'Us' (Central) constant and comparing against other competitors, is there a way in Tableau to enable the user to select who to compare against (essentially allowing the user to change who the 'Us' (central) is)?

Hi Andy - I found it. Is there a way of comparing selected regions rather than keeping Central as a constant? So can we compare east to west etc… many thanks

@vizwiz

Жыл бұрын

You could use two parameters. One for each region you want to compare. So instead of central, have a second parameter. Then the filtering calc would say Customer = Parameter rather than Customer = Central. Does that make sense?

@JD_018

Жыл бұрын

@@vizwiz Thanks Andy - worked perfectly. I was wondering would you know how to transform this viz into a scorecard? So show sales value for the compared products? Thanks again

@vizwiz

Жыл бұрын

@@JD_018 Filter to those that match the comparison parameter.

Nice use of lots of calculated fields

How about using a set for Countd(region)=4 and filter using the set to get only the products that have sales in all 4 regions ?