I have a question about isotope filtering.
I want to filter games that have 2 values, min players value and max players value, ie the number of people that can play together with this game.
<div class="column item xxx" data-playermin="4" data-playermax="6" </div>
I use data attributes, but don't know if it's ok to do this ?
Then, i want to have a text field where we can enter a value, ie the number of players they are. Then, the items-games displayed should have this entered value between min and max.
Do you think it is possible ?
Thanks for your help !
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I know this is very basic but I'm stumped - we have a checkbox grid form of 10 Post Prom Prizes that kids can choose up to 5 of. We will then randomly select the winner. What array or formula can I use to get a list of the student names that selected each prize? Should I use a different form format?
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'm trying to find a way to display only certain rows of my data based off a very specific criteria. I will try to explain it the best way I can. Let's start with a screenshot here:
Picture of part of the Tableau sheet as-is
What I'm trying to do is create a way to display only the values of "Order: Sales Order #" that have a value filled in for "Item: Connected Product Category". As you see on the screenshot, order number 15589543 has one Connected Product Category that displays "Connectable".
Since this order number does not only have null field for the Connect Product Category, I would like ALL of the rows (even the blank ones) be displayed for order # 15589543. If an order # has NO rows that have "connectable" displayed in them (orders 10305573, 15573299, 15699578, etc.) I would like these orders to be filtered out.
This is a screenshot of just a small part of the data. Basically, if an order has a "connectable" field in it, I need all of the rows for that order # to be displayed.
I tried to do logic such as IF [Item: Connected Product Category] = "Connectable" THEN [Order: Sales Order #] ELSE NULL END but this only displays the rows that literally contain "connectable" in them, not all of the rows for that order number.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. After extensive research I'm not sure if this is even possible. Thanks
It is simple. Create a calculated field desired filter as
{FIXED [Order: Sales Order #] : SUM(
IF [Item: Connected Product Category] = 'Connectable' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
)} > 0
This calculated field will evalaute as TRUE/FALSE and setting filter on this field for TRUE will filter records as desired.
Try this. Good luck
I'm not sure if you can quick question someone can provide me with an answer for.
I am trying to add a total number of records to the title of a sheet, however every calculated field I do returns "1" as they must be just counting one row not all the rows.
Tried:
TOTAL(SUM([Number of Records]))
COUNT([Number of Records])
COUNTD([Number of Records])
I would like the title to say "Incidents Active over 7 days Total 12" (or whatever the number of records in the sheet are)
Put a calculated field that simply calls Size() on the detail shelf.
Click on that field and then Edit the Table calc to define the partitioning and addressing (aka compute using) This is the trickiest part. From your screen shot, it looks like you'd want to choose Specific Dimensions, and then set At the Level to Number. You may need to experiment or RTFM.
Insert Size() into your title
To understand how this works, especially the tricky step 2, read the on line help about Table Calc, and check out some of the videos and training materials on table calcs from the Tableau Conference. Last year's are available at http://tc19.tableau.com
I have a form with a quantity field which I want to dynamically populate with the total of the values from the text input field that the user enters.
Want to know if this is achievable in gravity-forms... I can't really find any reference to this.
So as the user enters a numeric value in the text fields, before the form submission I want to calculate the sum of those numbers and display it as a total quantity.
I have set the quantity field to populate dynamically but don't know how to retrieve the user input and pass it to quantity field.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.