I have 3 columns and I have to perform calculation using all 3 columns. And for each row I have to show Pie chart next to that.
Creating Pie -chart for suppose 10 rows based on if-else calculation.
If anyone can help!
Thanks.
You can do this by:
Dragging the dimension that you want to be the single rows with their own pie chart to Rows, at the top
Then for the pie slices you drag your category dimension to colours. This is what you want to show as different colours for each pie
For the size of the slices you use the measure you want to use (your IF-ELSE calc field?). An example would be Sales
In my example, each pie is a referee, the slices are the games won/lost/drawn, and the size of the slices in the number of games that referee was in charge of
Here is a screenshot to demonstrate:
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Attached is the image of two calculated fields I want to show as one stacked column chart
Two separate column charts
Blue and Orange charts are two different Calculated Fields
I want to add them and show as one column chart - E.g. - For the month of Feb'22 the blue part should show till 25 and on top of it show the orange part till 111
Is there any way to do this?
Every column have same 6 level of factor variables.(5 columns)
These charts are count of record by levels.
How do i combine these charts into one?
Put the predefined field Measure Values on the Row Shelf. The you’ll see a new shelf appear called Measure Values. Place the measures you want to see on the Measure Values shelf (and remove them from the Rows shelf)
Then place the predefined field Measure Names on The color or label shelf.
i have Google column chart, stacked. There are final horizontal axis ticks (A,B,C...J).
I need to represent groups of this columns, with some aditional data (percentage of total).
So, groups should be (A,B,C,D), (D,E,F,G), (G,H,I,J), please look at attached image.
So far, only thing i managed to do is make 3 separate charts, one for each group.
Can this columns be grouped inside one chart?
I built a gantt waterfall chart in tableau to represent sales difference over time. I want to add columns in the beginning and end, to show the total sales before and after the sales difference occurs.
http://image.slidesharecdn.com/howtocreateatableauwaterfallchart-120307010026-phpapp02/95/how-to-create-a-tableau-waterfall-chart-9-638.jpg?cb=1376818931
You could do a dual axis to get this, with the ending total value on the second axis... *might need an LOD calc to exclude the slicing dimension for the bar on the one axis.
Or, you could create two sheets and align them side by side on a dashboard to do this.
I'm having trouble creating the following chart in Tableau.
I have data that looks like this:
name date count
a 11/10/2012 2
a 12/10/2012 3
a 13/10/2012 2
b 12/10/2012 6
b 13/10/2012 2
b 14/10/2012 3
c 14/10/2012 2
c 15/10/2012 2
And I want to create a bar chart that has the sum of the count on the y axis and time on the x axis. The width of the bar should be the length of the time, like a Gantt chart. Each name has its own bar. Here is an image that shows what I am after.
The bars should overlap if the times overlap.
I have tried various things in Tableau but haven't really got close.
Is this kind of chart possible in Tableau? If not in 7, will it be in 8? I have heard it makes it possible to create some more complex chart types.
A workbook with data can be found at http://community.tableausoftware.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/188799-12362/Gantt%20over%20time%20with%20summed%20bar.twbx.zip
Thanks for your help,
Andrew
The trick with Gantt charts in Tableau is to put a calculation on the size shelf that calculates the duration of each bar in units of days. See the example screenshot at Tableau example
You also need a continuous date field on the columns shelf to get a horizontal time axis.
In this example, I also did a few more optional things, such as, turned off aggegation under the analysis menu to get a mark per data row, rather than aggegating them, added a discrete date to the rows shelf to make each bar go on a different line (as long as each bar starts on a different date) and hid the column for that start date.