IF SUM([SALES]) < 100 THEN "Low" ELSE "High" END
IF { FIXED [Region] : SUM( [Sales] ) } < 100
THEN "Low"
ELSE "High"
END
AVG(
IF { FIXED [Region] : SUM( [Sales] ) } < 100
THEN "Low"
ELSE "High"
END
)
{FIXED [Category] : AVG(
IF { FIXED [Region] : SUM( [Sales] ) } < 100
THEN "Low"
ELSE "High"
END
) }
ATTR( [Category] ) + " value"
{ FIXED [Order ID] : MIN( [Category] ) } + " value"
IF SUM([SALES]) < 100 THEN "Low" ELSE "High" END
IF [Sales] < 100 THEN "Low" ELSE "High" END
Tableau aprovecha propiedades comunes de datos compartidos en fuentes de datos muy diferentes para tomar decisiones inteligentes sobre cómo mostrar los datos.
Por ejemplo, su fuente de datos contiene un campo con valores numéricos, pero tiene el nombre "ID". Cuando agrega "ID" al estante de filas, en lugar de obtener un gráfico de barras sin significado que sume todos los valores de ID, obtendrá una fila para cada ID. ¿Cómo es que Tableau sabe cómo hacer esto? Los campos llamados "ID" son un caso especial que se considera de forma predeterminada como dimensiones.001473640

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