Select a neighborhood in one view which then highlights the related houses in a map view, filters a list of the houses sold, and opens a webpage showing census data for the neighborhood. Finally, call attention to specific results using highlighting.įor example, in a dashboard showing home sales by neighborhood you could use actions to help you quickly see relevant information for a selected neighborhood. Use the data in one view to filter data in another as you create guided analytical stories. Link to web pages, files, and other Tableau worksheets directly from your analytical results. Tableau allows you to add context and interactivity to your data using actions. Now that you understand the basics of building views in Tableau, become an advanced user by learning how to create custom calculations, use the built in statistics tools, leverage dynamic paramters, map data, and more.
Residual DF (residual degrees of freedom) Using Field and Filter Values in Action NamesĮxample – Aggregating and Disaggregating DataĪggregate Calculations in a Disaggregated StateĮxample – Spotlighting Using CalculationsĮxample – Creating a Histogram with Binned Data
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