When visualizing data on Tableau, I want it to display the "Team" along with the total "Gold" medals and its "Rank" and I want it to display to me each of these results when hovering over the "Team", as you can see I have selected "Gold" and "Top 10 Teams" which it displays the team fine but doesn't show a result for "Gold" when hovering over the team name, just team and rank.
Is there any way to have it display more than two attributes when hovering over the team?
I know it displays the gold medals when I click on a specific team but I am wondering if I can have it display more than 2 fields when hovering over each team.
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I am currently working with a MS Access database, which should store courses and their participants. Each course has multiple course days and I want to create a report on which the teacher can tick (if printed out) if the student is attending the current lesson.
Therefore I would like to display the names of the participants vertically and the course dates horizontally, but I got stuck at this point.
Like in the screenshot here:
I am creating a dashboard which will display sales of top 5 products along with particular product in a category as per the filters. I have created top 5 category list using rank basis sales but am not able to club top 5 along with one specific category. This dashboard's objective is to compare industry vs our product in the category. Our product may or may not be in top 5.
I have tried using two different sheets and clubbing it together but it is not getting along properly.
For eg. The filters are set on TV.
Highest selling top 5 TVs will be displayed along with the in-house product as rows and column is sales. Can someone help.
Good day everyone, I want my search results to show on top of school association so that my form won't be broken, I want it to overlap the school association form-groups
I have listed a sample data set. I need to get details of the different elements in the categorical variable over the map while hovering over the countries.
--Dragging and dropping the categorical variable just displays the values for the first element.
the variables used are:
country (geographic)
sales (numeric)
furniture (containing 'table' and 'chair')
I need to get details of sales of chairs and tables over the country on the map while hovering over the countries.
Thanks for the help
the sample data set as seen in the image
I would use the creating a graph in a tooltip hack to solve this problem. The issue is that the Level of Detail of your data does not support the visualisation you want to make.
Do the following:
1) Create cohort calculated fields: You need to separate a measure so that it is specific to one member in a dimension (basically a cross tab).
For you this means creating a calculated field per furniture type.
e.g. Chair Sales Cohort =
if [Furniture] = 'chair'
then [Sales]
END
Repeat this for each furniture type
You can then drag each of these onto the tooltip pane and you will have tooltips :)
If you wanted to get fancy follow step 2 and 3 from this link to make it a bar chart instead of just a number in a tooltip. make a bar chart in tableau
Good luck !
I am very new to Power BI.
Let's say I have a data containing student's English proficiency tests. The name of the data is EnglishScores. The columns inside this data are Listening, Writing, Speaking, and StudentIDs. I created a measurement called StudentGrade from the StudentID to differentiate them based on which grades they are on (fourth grade, fifth grade, and sixth grade).
I want to create three visualizations for each of the scores (total number of viz: 3) and slicers for each of these visualizations as well (3 slicers) based on the student grades.
I successfully create a visualization and slicer for the Listening column. But the problem is that when I create another slicer from the StudentGrade for the other scores, it links to the previous slicers and visualizations.
How can I make new slicers filter certain visualizations?
Thank you
You can accomplish what you need by editing the interaction settings for the filters and visualizations.
Assuming you're using Power BI Desktop:
In short, select a slicer and click the "Edit" button in the Visual Interactions group on the ribbon menu. You can probably figure it out from there, or check this video for more details. You'll just repeat that for each filter/visualization combo you'd like to adjust.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_xYsCbyHPw
Here's a page with written instructions if you prefer that to the video:
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-service-visual-interactions/