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Hello! I am relatively new to Tableau so forgive me if this is a stupid question. I have a stacked bar chart where I am trying to zoom in to be able to compare bar lengths a little bit easier...when I hold down the control key and use my scroll wheel, like I do in other applications to zoom in or ou...
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asked 3 years ago by Chester Williamson
updated 3 years ago by Chester Williamson
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Thanks again for all of your help before. When attempting to create this stacked bar chart I am able to bring in two of the years worth of data but when attempting to bring in a 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc. after, it doesn't end up working the way I want. I just want to continue to add other bars inside thes...
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How can I show multiple periods (WTD, MTD, QTD, YTD, and LYTD) across my columns in one row like Microsoft excel?
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Currently, none of my data fields have a timestamp available and I'd like to show when my data has been updated. How can I add this to my workbook or dashboard? Thanks, Faith
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asked 4 years ago by Alteryx Training
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In Tableau Desktop, Tableau will automatically add headers when you have more than one measure in the worksheet. How do I get it to show the measure name or field name when I only have one? I've attached a sample in case I haven't explained this well enough. Thanks!
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I am using Tableau and I want to make my crosstab look like an excel sheet for my end users. Do you have any quick tips?
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Hi, I have an Excel spreadsheet on my shared drive, and when I connect to the data and publish, I am unable to update my workbook with the new data. Thanks, Rob
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When I am working with a dual axis chart and I right click on the second axis and uncheck "Show header" how do I turn it back on? I am unable to right click anywhere in the are where the axis was before and need to know how to turn this back on. Thanks!
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Tableau measures are set to a SUM aggregation by default. You can change the aggregation for a measure by 1) right-click on the measure 2) select default properties and 3) choose an aggregation. Each time you drag the measure to the canvas it will maintain the select aggregation.