Good day,
I'm trying to create a page using SAPUI5 which basically has 2 containers.
One container is an area where the end user can select certain items on a "picture". (e.g. different areas of a chemical plant)
The other container should then show additional information (e.g. graphs) relating to the item which has been selected in the first container.
What type of containers does SAPUI5 have which will be able to perform this function?
If I was you, I would select the Flexible Column Layout.
You have details here
https://experience.sap.com/fiori-design-web/flexible-column-layout/
More options in que left side menu (layouts or floorplans)
Working examples here
https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/#/entity/sap.f.FlexibleColumnLayout
You can do 2 or 3 columns as you wish
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Is there a way to display different sheets by clicking/selecting values/options from one particular filter?
for example, if I have this filter:
and I need to display a sheet named Departments when I select Commercial from the filter shown in the PtrScn.
However, When I click/select any other options like HR, Information ...etc, I want it to display the associated sheet with the filter "Filter by Sector"
Any hints would be highly appreciated!
NOTE: I use tableau 2019.1 and it does not show "Change Parameter" that might be needed to approach this as I noticed when I have been researching for two days now!
You should use a container (say vertical) where you wanna put your N worksheets one on top of the other one without changing vertical spacing: just let Tableau do its stuff!
Be sure to remove the worksheet titles.
Once you're done, you need to create a parameter in order to handle all the N possible choices, and according to that you need to create N Calculated fields with a condition like this one:
if [Param] = 'Profit' then 'ok' else 'ko' end
Each calculated field will be used as a condition (select just ok values) in your filter selection.
Since the parameter can accept just one value a time, you will have just one of your N worksheet displaying data.
And this is the trick based on the vertical conatiner: if you hide worksheet titles, you will see "something" just for the selected worksheet and Tableau automatically will handle all the vertical space in the container.
The result will look like the following:
Adding to Fabio's great answer, these resources about collapsing containers may be useful:
Sheet swapping using collapsing containers
Automatically resize items in a Tableau container (or make disappear in your case)
I am creating a capacity dashboard that has a granular aspect with multiple rows on the axis. The purpose is so that the user can see the specific view as the fields get more specific, such as Region to Market to Territory. My main problem is if there is a way for a user on Tableau Server to be able to edit the axis (maybe through a filter) so they could basically scale back the granularity a little bit. I know that in Tableau Desktop, you can just remove the dimensions, but I am hoping there is away to do that as a user in Server. Here are some pictures of my
workbook for examples:
You can see that when Territory is removed, it get less specific and shows all of Canada as a whole, grouped together. I am hoping there is a filter view or some way a user could change this dynamically. I have created a parameter with strings that matches the row dimensions that maybe when selected, will show up to that row, but I am not sure how to link that into the dashboard. Here is a picture of that:
Thank you for any help!
The best way to do this is to create a Parameter with your three Axis choices. It should look like this:
Next, create a calculated field that only references the Parameter like this:
Next, you will create three separate sheets. On each one, add the Axis Filter to the Filters Shelf. One each separate page, select one of the three values in your Parameter. (Tip - if the value doesn't show up you can either change the parameter or type it in manually under "Custom value list".)
What this does is create a filter whereby only ONE of the sheets will show up at any time. Meaning if you want to work on the Market sheet select the Market value in the Parameter.
Finally, to bring it all together, you will put these on a dashboard. Create a new Dashboard and add a Horizontal (or Vertical, it doesn't matter) Object (aka layout container) onto the dashboard. Put all three Sheets inside the layout container. You will see only one will be displayed but all three will have headers. On each sheet, click on the header and check "Hide Title" like this:
Finally, click on any downward triangle and show the parameter:
Now, by changing the parameter your user is selecting from three different sheets... effectively letting them change the Axis.
You can also view this documentation on the Tableau Help site.
On a tableau dashboard there are 2 filters and a bar graph.
The filters are 1. to select top or bottom customers
2. how many ex:5,10,15 etc
when the user selects top and 5 in the respective filters then top5 customers have to show in the bar graph.
if the user selects bottom ,10 in the respective filters then bottom 10 customers have to shown in the graph.
how to achieve this when the data contains only customers details and their billing amount ?
Instead of filter, you can go with the Parameter for getting the result. I have done the top and bottom multiple times in many of the tableau visualizations and its so easy.
Below are the steps to achieve your requirement.
Create a parameter that will allow you to select top and bottom
Create another parameter that will allow you to select the desired numbers like 5, 10, 15 etc.
Here i have created a parameter that will have values from 10 to 50 in a step size of 10.
Create a calculated field that will subset data based on the parameters chosen
In the above screenshot, I am using the top site parameter and creating a conditional statement that will show the states based on the value chosen in the site parameter and the value for that state.
Put the calculated field in the filter and select show and click ok in the filter box.
Now the view will show the top count based on the value selected in the parameter.
Please note the calculation is for top N and for bottom N you need to change the calculation.
Hope this will help you. I can provide you a workbook if you need.
I have a dashboard that lets users compare a company selected from a drop down menu (Company A) to another company chosen from another drop down menu (Company B). This then displays stacked bar charts (5 categories) by year. I want to build a tooltip so that when the user hovers over one of the 5 categories in either set of bar charts, it shows a comparison of that category between Company A and Company B. Is this possible, and if so, what is the best way to do this?
My previous answer showed a different approach for the problem without using too many workarounds. This answer will try to give exactly what has been asked.
First thing to understand is that you can't have the values for two different companies if you're filtering to show only one company. That means you'll need to circumvent this by filtering directly on the field.
Step 1: Create the new parameters that will be used as filters.
You want to create two parameters called "Company 1" and "Company 2" that will be used in each view to filter the company on the graphic.
Step 2: Create the new measures with the filter directly in the field.
Now you should create two new measures from your main measure, each one filtering one of the companies accordingly to the parameter, e.g. Sales Company 1 and Sales Company 2.
Step 3: Create a field with the variation and add it at the tooltip mark.
Simply enough, you want a calculated field with the difference between them:
SUM([Sales C1]) - SUM([Sales C2])
Step 4: Update the views and dashboard
Change the measure in each of the views for their following specific measure field, and remove the Company filter. And in the dashboard, substitute your usual filters to the parameter (which will be used to filter both views).
By assuming you have a dashboard with two views, you'll be filtering the [Company] in both of these views, making the value of another company not available to be shown at the tooltip.
If you're not using it yet, you could try a new approach and see the variance between companies by using the Color mark. By adding the [Company] as color, you could turn the Stack Marks off and add the second company in the filter to be able to visualize the difference.
I have a form with two grids. I have one table with rows where each row has a status of Yes or No. I'd like to display all the yes's in the top and the no's in the bottom grid.
A similar scenario would be if I wanted to show SalesTable header records. The top grid would be only those with a status of Delivered, and the bottom grid those with a status of Invoiced.
How can I accomplish this?
I've gotten close by adding another datasource of the same table type. I add a QueryBuildRange to filter the records but I get two issues:
When I click on a row in the top/bottom, it moves both row lines at the same time (the highlighting thing
It wants to show an equal number of top rows as bottom rows for some reason?? If I have 3 delivered sales orders, and 5 invoiced sales orders, it will show 3 in the top and 3 in the bottom.
Seams like the Grid-controls are being controlled by the same DataSource.
Check the properties of the Grid-control: make sure they are not set to the same DataSource!
Anyway, it would be helpful to know how the Form is structured and how the QueryBuildRange was added.
I created a very simple Form and it worked correctly:
added two Datasets with T-SalesTable each
added two Grid-controls to the Design (or to a TabPage, both worked)
adjusted the DataSource-property of each Grid to point to each DataSource
added fields (the AutoReport group) from the corresponding DataSource to each Grid
this one worked correctly (despite having the same contents. Then I
added a range in the init method of each of the Datasets
and it still worked.