Swap Tableau Worksheets with Dynamic Zone Visibility

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  • Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
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    Description:
    Dynamic Zone Visibility allows us to switch between multiple connected elements on a dashboard, from single worksheets, to multiple worksheets; from a certain set of parameters to another; or from one worksheet with its legends, filters, and parameters, to another.
    Dynamic Zone Visibility relies on Boolean fields to work. These simple fields allow Tableau to use TRUE/FALSE logic to determine what to display and when. By using a parameter tied to a Boolean field, we can give our end users the power to select which view to display.
    What do you need to make Dynamic Zone visibility work? Here’s my checklist:
    1. A parameter that allows you to select different between the various options to display in your dashboard.
    2. Boolean calculated fields connected to the parameter.
    3. A container in your dashboard containing the worksheets/elements that you want to swap.
    In this week’s video, I’ll walk you through how to do a basic worksheet swap using Dynamic Zone Visibility!
    Resources:
    • Download the Tableau Public Workbook here: public.tableau.com/views/Dyna...

КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @onenumbertableau
    @onenumbertableau  11 місяців тому +1

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  • @bighooch
    @bighooch Рік тому +1

    Great new feature - I see myself going back and updating prior Vis - excellent demonstration Ollie

    • @onenumbertableau
      @onenumbertableau  Рік тому

      We are so glad to hear that, thanks Richard! That's exciting that this will help you.

  • @achusridhar1187
    @achusridhar1187 Рік тому +1

    Very neat explanation..much needed

  • @malamahadevan2173
    @malamahadevan2173 Рік тому +1

    Amazing thanks for sharing

  • @mousumirimo
    @mousumirimo 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video. Is it possible to swap sheets based on measure value without user intervention?

    • @onenumbertableau
      @onenumbertableau  Місяць тому

      You're asking: if my measure is above X, then show this chart; if it's below X, show another chart?

  • @joelsmith1299
    @joelsmith1299 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the video, do you know of any work around for mapping a link for multiple urls but when we click on one link after other it should open in a new window, basically if I have a Dashboard and i have multiple links on it, if i click on one link and then I click on another link it’s opening another link on the same page as the previous link, please let me know of any workaround for this one, Thanks 😊

    • @onenumbertableau
      @onenumbertableau  Рік тому

      Thank you! We just answered your question in the "Display Dimension Across Multiple Columns" video

  • @Ridharsh
    @Ridharsh Рік тому

    can you make a tutorial how to use a button to change sheet for example bar to line

    • @onenumbertableau
      @onenumbertableau  Рік тому

      Hey Ridarsh - good question! You could create two views and use DZV to switch between them! One view with bars and another with lines ☺️

  • @unknown-rc1vp
    @unknown-rc1vp 2 місяці тому

    can you make a another parameter that will showcase all the charts

    • @onenumbertableau
      @onenumbertableau  2 місяці тому

      You could probably put an "All" option in the parameter and then the individual calcs would be like:
      [Parameter] = "All" OR [Parameter] = "Worksheet A"
      It might be pretty cramped with several worksheets showing at once however. Good luck!

    • @unknown-rc1vp
      @unknown-rc1vp 2 місяці тому

      @@onenumbertableauThank you! I will check it out.