In Google query explorer for GA4, can we add filter for multiple dimensions?
As I see, it only allows to select one value from the dropdown.
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I have two columns site and Profit catgeory.
Site --> A, B, C
Profit Category --> 1,2,3 [ It will be calculated dynamically, when data changes]
Data:
I want to filter site based on profit category.
Workbook:
If I select Site A in filter option, it hsould display all the sites which is in same Profit category as Site A. If Site A falls under Profit Category 1 means all Sites wchich falls under Profit Catgeory 1 should be dispalyed.
I am struck with this. Please help me to solve this.
You need to display a parameter control instead of a filter control.
Parameters are used to hold the (single) response from the user for making a choice. You can reference parameters in many places, including calculated fields. You can then use calculated fields as a filter.
You can combine these features in different ways. In your case, I suggest creating a parameter based on the Site field. Showing the parameter control and allowing the user to select a site. Then building a boolean calculated field to determine whether a record should be included in the analysis or not based on the selected site and the data values in the current record.
Filter on that calculated field and you should be able to get the effect you described.
I have a dashboard which has 10 records labeled as name, contact number and policy number. I need to have search bar. Using policy number I need to retrieve the record.
How can this be achieved using Unqork?
I hope you might be using the viewGrid to display the records under dashboard, there's a feature to enable filters in viewrid properties where it shows search bar kind of item for each column, based on the activity each column can be filtered accordingly.
I am playing with tableau dashboard, I have below data.
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so I have 2 users for Facebook, 2 users for Google and 1 user for Yahoo.
I created a Bar chart to show the number of users per application, like below
its showing 4 users for Facebook, 4 for Google and 2 for Yahoo, basically it's just giving me a number of records.
How do I filter duplicates and just show correct values?
Probably you are using count function, you need to count distinct instead.
Select your dimension in the column/row shelf, right click on it, and select option Measure Count (Distinct).
I would like to know if it is possible to create a dynamic column in Tableau that will change based on quick filter selection.
Example:
Tableau sample screenshot
Try using parameters to select the category. This will give you step by step directions.
Doing this is as simple as it looks.
Assuming that you're using a query to fetch data, make sure the column on which you want to apply filter is available in the select statement.
Next, go to Sheets and drag the field into Filters section, right click on it and select Show filter
The filter will be visible on the right pane and can be used to alter the data depending upon the values / ranges selected.
Also, filters on Tableau give you a host of options to select from - dropdowns, radio buttons, check boxes, sliders etc etc...
How do I limit the Select Expert drop downdown to only a few records which I want in there?
In the image, the dropdown which I am referring to is the one with "01-NON-Exempt" in it. This dropdown pulls all records from the hrtables.fdesc field. I want to limit the records to only a select few which will populate this dropdown.
The dialog you're trying to use (Select Expert) is a design-time feature, and it will show all the records in the dropdown. The only way to change/restrict what it shows is to change/restrict what the database returns.
What you are probably looking for is a way to offer a similar dropdown to users at report run-time. That's what parameters are for. You can provide a parameter with a list of values (which can be a subset of field values), and when a user refreshes the report, they will be prompted to choose a value from the list.
For some more details, I did a quick search and found this article (pages 3-4) seems to be a decent explanation of how to create a parameter and use it in the record select expert.