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Amazing! thank you so much!!

Quite disappointed with this. Was also very excited for a short while but vital features are missing. Both for levels and links I need to add the shares / absolute values as a label that's it, all other limitations would be fine. This is just not supported. How to use the diagram in a business context without the ability to actually show how much of the flow is going where is a mystery to me. In the early promo videos of this labels even existed they removed them later. Tableaus attitude is not what I expect of a business parter.

I wish I could upvote this 1000 times

Thank you!! It worked! I spent 2 hrs to find the solution.

Excellent video

I had very similar experiences with this extension. I used to build them from scratch and was *so* excited to not have to build a million calculations per category and curve. But for my use cases (following groups of students over time) it's critical that I can keep colors and tooltips consistent over the course of a chart to show flow patterns. This is a huge leap forward, but I think I'll need to keep my manual versions for a while longer. Thanks for this video. It helped confirm what I was seeing and ensured I wasn't missing something critical. :)

Welcome Back! Hope you post some more amazing tutorials 🎉

I didn't know there is a tutorial for this, I asked on the community but gained nothing from it. Thanks for the video.

Exactly what I needed

OMG...thank you for this! The user forums and other resources always have such outdated materials...this was exactly what I needed...thanks!!

If not notice, the moment you convert a numerical value to a string, in this case Sales, Tableau converted your Sales value to ASCII characters values and tried to sort Sales based on ASCII character value and not actual sales values. Hence 274 is ranked 8th while 2896 is below that, which is factually incorrect!

I am at the create dynamic labels section and I am using COUNT instead of SUM (that is the most appropriate for the data I am using). However, it will not produce a null, it shows a zero for all false statement for the subcategory filter. Is there a way around this?

Great explaination.

What is the ld field

Thanks!

One of the best tip ever! Thank you so much for sharing it

Brilliant and clear and concise explanations!

Thank you for sharing

The detailed explanation is really good. This is a perfect video. thank you

Wow. That's amazing! So clear explanation for this not so easy visualization. Thank you!

Awesome clear and fast enough

Love you. Thanks!

Amazinggggggg!!!! You are a life saver!! Getting thrown into Tableau for work w/ basically no training on how to use it. This was so helpful and informative!! Every single other tutorial on sorting w/ parameters was so unhelpful. Luckily this vid was recommended to me by UA-cam. It was so easy to follow and understand. I hope you come back and continue making videos! Would love it if you could make a tutorial on how to switch visualizations based on parameters/filters! 🙂

Really helpful, super thanks ! ❤

Thank you for this tutorial!

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed to know!

Thank you so much for making this version. I have been searching for one all youtube. Please make some other workbooks with desktop version too ❤

Such a great video, thank you so much. I do have a small problem after I applied the "dynamic" calculations the chart display the values for the selected sub-categories but it also shows '0' for the other subcategories even thought they are greyed out. I am hoping you might know a way to display the values for the selected subcategory only. Again great video and thank you.

Thanks for sharing, this is a really cool trick. Definitely learned something new today!

thanks for this can you please upload a 4-step video tutorial for a generic desktop layout dashboard?

It was really helpful...Thanks...!

worked , Thanks

Thank you. I tried to my project and it worked however, it did not work in the calculative field, Could you please demonstrate it in a calculative field?

Thanks for the tip but why can’t I simply take the average? Also I think this technique is useful because a lot of times we need to summarize the data yet still keep the raw data at the lowest level of details for other visualization purposes.

this was great thank youuu

Awesome video with clear steps! I ran into a problem with my implementation that I am hoping you have a solution for. I have just gotten to the step of creating the dynamic labels, and they work great. In my dataset, I have 'Brand' and 'Style' where each Brand has one or more styles (just like how each Category has multiple Sub-Categories in your video). For the brands that have several styles, the labels pop up perfectly. However, for the brands that only have one style, no label pops up at all and I cannot figure out why they wouldn't or how to get them to appear. Any advice?

One of the best vedios about creating donuts charts in tableau,,thank you

This is awesome. I have been working on tableau since 2 years and I always create measure to rename things. but now I don't have to do that. This is very easy. although it comes with one disadvantage that if someone wants to know that what is actual column name, they have to click on the field and press down arrow to get correct column name. Many people won't know the fields can be renamed like this and they will search for forever to get correct name. Let me know if I am wrong.

Amazing video! Very helpful.

Nice another method here is to create a duplicate (copy) field of segment and drag it to the filters box!

This is great. But for someone new to figma.. needs to understand step by step how to create images on figma …

thank you this is so helpful!!

Very helpful, thank you!

Thanks a lot

Thanks for explaining this :)

I'm trying to build the table with 8 columns. Do you have any clue on how to do it? I'm using avg(0) as column 1, min(0) to min(-5) as columns from 2 to 7 and measure values as the last column as you have shown.

totally helpful! Thanks a lot for sharing <3

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This is amazing!

Great job, is it possible to have more videos on how to style tables in tableau