I have lot many data sources, dashboards and worksheets in one workbook, There are couple of filters on one dashboards, I want to know from dashboard which filter belongs to which worksheet or where this filter exactly belongs to ?
As well please share how to create Global filters and when they are used?
When looking at a dashboard in Desktop, you can click on a worksheet which will select the worksheet and you'll see four icons pop up (usually in top right corner, sometimes top left corner). The last icon is a downward triangle. Click it and you'll see a long menu with options such as Go To Sheet, Duplicate, and Fit. One option is labeled Filters. Click Filters and it opens a submenu of all filterable fields on the worksheet. If a field is being used as a filter in the dashboard, it will show a checkmark next to the field name.
Note that this is an easy way to add and remove filters from a dashboard. But in your case, you are using it to figure out which worksheet is doing the filtering.
Be aware that dashboards can have filter actions so sometimes worksheets will cascade the filter values to other worksheets on the dashboard.
Related
When I open AGE Viewer there is no option for selecting the edge labels, nor the node labels and even the graphs doesn't appear anymore so I can select which I'm using. Despite that, I am able to query the graph and see what the graphs created store. But I need to do this manually. Can anyone help me get back to the normal state of AGE? Here are some images to show what I'm getting:
There is a little catch you need to select the graph name from the drop-down menu in the top-right corner, so currently no graph is selected. I have attached the screenshot.
Your dropdown:
Working state:
After this you can get the option for selecting the edge labels and the node labels.
Thumbs up if this works
Tip: There is a new version of age-viewer avaliable on Github and it provides some additional features do give it a try.
To select the graph name check the drop-down menu in the top-right corner, you can have all the graphs in your database in that drop-down.
Once you select the required graph you will have nodes and edges labels with their data if they are not empty.
Suppose I ran some edges related query
But if you have created the graph with some nodes but it is empty like you don't have data in it then:
So no relationship will be defined at the edge level so nothing will be displayed.
I am a new Tableau user. I have a concept to create one-page dashboard as summary page which contains two main windows. First window is fixed, displaying general information by pie chart. Second window (below) is dynamic, displaying detailed information of clicked pie chart. Every pie chart has different format/ layout of detailed information. Could I visualize the concept using Tableau. Please enlighten me
Yes you can. This is Tableau's bread and butter. Click an item in the dashboard and everything else can be filtered to that item. Look at Dashboard Actions to accomplish this.
In my Crystal Report I have four detail sections. I want this section stay on one page together. For example if there is not enough space for all SECTIONS on one page, then all four sections should go to the next page.
You will need at least one level of grouping on your data for this to work, but begin in the design tab of your report and right click on the group name and select "Change Group" from the menu. Then go to the Options tab and check the check box for Keep Group Together.
This will keep all sections of the group and the details sections within together on a page. If they don't fit, the whole group will begin on a new page and will only push data into a second page if the entire group and all of its contained sections do not fit on one page together.
You can activate this functionality in the Section Expert you select on the left the Menu Details and then you have to check the option on the right keep together.
I need some help with drill through. I have a main dashboard with high level aggregated data. I need to drill through to a details report I have created with more granular data. The chart type I have used in the dashboard is a CARD, to which it should drill down from. Only thing is when I right click it does not give the drill option. I have added the relevant field into the details report but still no rightclick --> drill through. Any advice would be great. Could this be a limitation with Power BI?
I agree that it's poor form not to have this sort of functionality. I've tried multiple workarounds, using other visualisations without success. The only thing that i can get to work is to have the card, and overlay a button on top of it (making sure that the button is transparent), which links to a bookmark on that page that i want to 'drill through' to.
I would change from the Card visual to a Table visual. After setting the Format properties you can achieve a similar look to a Card. And if you are show the right fields, then you can right-click and drill down.
I've created a story in Tableau 8.2. For one of my points I'm dragging in a worksheet, however when I do this, the worksheet title does not show up in the story point.
Is there any way to get the worksheet title to show in the story point when a worksheet is added to a story point? Or do I need to manually add a description?
I think this is an on-going issue with Tableau. A workaround will be to put the worksheet first into a dashboard and then drag the dashboard into the Story.
Dashboards give you much more control over formatting than worksheets. For anything with more than a little formatting effort, it is usually a good idea to wrap your worksheets in a dashboard before placing into a story.