I am having a table with percentage in cells. i am calling R and calculating sigma for each cell. Now i want row and column grand totals of the sigma that is calculated.
I referred some articles on how to customize grand totals but even that did not help.could it be because i am calculating the cell value using R.
Have you tried clicking on Analysis > Totals > Show Row Grand totals?
1) Click on Analysis->Create Calculated Field… The Calculated Field dialog will open.
2) Make the name “Fake GT Header” (without the quotes)
3) Make the fomula “Grand Total” (with the quotes)
4) Click OK to save the calculated field. Tableau will automatically make it a Dimension in the Data window.
5) Drag the “Fake GT Header” field from the Dimensions area to the Rows Shelf.
Does that answer your question?
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I am trying to generate a Clustered column chart that shows a parent row out of 100%, In a matrix table, there is an option to calculate it in a single click but it's not applicable for clustered column charts how do I achieve that? thanks in advance.
In Matrix table
Output
What I want to reflect
the graph calculates the % out of the Grand total that I don't want to reflect in my case. Tried to create a measure but it doesn't work so far
So i want to hide my formula at cells google spreadsheet. But anyone with the link can see the data (just cannot see the formula when they click the cell).
could i do it in google spreadsheets?
i don't hide my formula bar (i mean click view > show > formula bar, it isn't i want)
You can place your formula in a hidden column and create a range protection for this column with the permisison that only you can edit this range
For example, if your secret formula is in column D:
Mirror its content into column E with =C1
Set a proteciton on column D
Hide column D
Other viewers and editors will only see the content of the other columns, but will not be able to unhide column D since they will have only a view only permission for the protected range:
In BlueSky Statistics, is there a way to increase the width of the Labels column in Variable view? I am able to select other columns and drag to increase their width but not the Labels column.
this is not possible in the current version, why are you looking for this, can you give me an example of what you are trying to achieve. We don't replace the variable name in the output of the analysis like SPSS, the only value in BlueSky Statistics is to see a more friendly name associated with the variable name
I have built a bar graph using tableau for the following data. How to add Total sales (120,150,200,180,140) on top of the each bar in tableau
[The following image has the data and bar graph that I was trying to build]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/NdA7s.png
Thanks for your help
Hope this helps.
I pivoted the data first to make it easier by working with a single measure.
Go to the data tab and select the Sale A and Sale B measures:
Then hit the dropdown and select Pivot.
Then your data will look like this
Next, you want to set the fields up like this so it mirrors your screenshot.
The SUM(Pivot Field Values) is a table calculation set up as percent of total calculated Table (down).
Then just duplicate your measure by holding Ctrl and dragging to Rows. Make it a label in the Marks section. This will add the total. You just have to play with the axis and format to get it into the place you want from here.
I am trying to emulate the normal bell curve in tableau
Created all the variables, and they are proper. But Rating Bin in my workbook is not Dimension like Profit Bin in other workbook, and that is making it difficult to plot
Curve vs Rating Bin
I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I just wanted to create normal distribution curve from location average ratings
Update
Unable to drag Rating Bin from Measures to Dimensions
Update 2
These are options when I right-click
I don't know which version of Tableau you are using, but in my version, I can right click on the variable and select "Convert to dimension" from the pop up menu. You should be able to do this, if not drag the field from measure to dimension.