
Explore tableau aggregations and formatting basics, including how to set default aggregations, switch between sum and average, and apply currency formatting for consistent visuals.
Explore how aggregation types affect Tableau calculations and learn to build correct profit and profit ratio calculations by using consistent aggregations, avoiding mixing aggregated and non-aggregated fields.
Master dynamic selection of key performance indicators in Tableau using parameters and a simple calculated field to view profit or sales.
Create a dynamic axis in Tableau by using a parameter-driven calculated field to display KPI names (profit or sales) on the axis, with case or if logic across versions.
Explore fixed LOD expressions in Tableau to preserve the minimum launch date per product, even when the product is removed from view, enabling cross-launch uptake comparisons.
Explore advanced Tableau calculations in a masterclass to compare product launch uptake by aligning start dates with a minimum date LOD, date diff by month, and running total.
In this Tableau masterclass lesson, create fixed level of detail calculations to compute total product sales and product sales percentage with running total, plus a switchable absolute or percentage view.
Dive into Tableau level of detail expressions, comparing fixed, exclude, and include, and apply them to total sales and per-product percentages with nesting.
Learn how include and fixed lod expressions compute sum and average sales across product and data type, using nested lods and guidance on when to use fixed versus include.
Master the order of operations in Tableau and the behavior of LOD expressions—fixed, include, and exclude—and learn how context, dimension, and data source filters shape results.
Explore quick table calculations in Tableau to compute running totals and percentage of total, using compute using options, and understand how filters affect results.
Learn to dynamically get the latest date in a dataset with a fixed LOD expression, using max of order date by year to drive sales visuals in Tableau.
Learn how to measure how long it took customers to reorder by calculating the minimum and second order dates in Tableau using fixed LOD expressions and date difference.
Compute the average monthly sales across years in Tableau using nested LOD expressions with date trunk and date part month, using fixed LOD and filter context.
Explore how to compare current and prior period sales using LOD expressions and quick table calculations in Tableau, and calculate the latest month growth rate for budget data.
Master advanced Tableau calculations by exploring table calculations and level of detail expressions to build powerful, self-service analytics.
Master Tableau formulas to calculate and format metrics with aggregation, totals, and default behaviors. Load data from Excel, compare sum, average, median, count, and count distinct, and apply currency formatting.
Explore aggregation in Tableau, and how it shapes profit and ratio calculations. Build correct profits row-by-row and compute category ratios with calculated fields.
Learn to create dynamic dashboards in Tableau by using parameters to switch between measures such as sales and profit, and build responsive visualizations.
Create a dynamic axis in Tableau by building a calculated field with a measure parameter and case function to switch metrics, then apply to rows.
Explore level of detail expressions to build a cross-product, cross-country uptake comparison in Tableau. Fix minimum dates, compute date differences, and create continuous running totals starting at zero.
Explore creating dynamic running totals and percentage calculations in Tableau using level of detail expressions and parameters, showing total product sales and per-country comparisons with flexible formatting.
Explore level of detail expressions in Tableau, including fixed, include, and exclude, to compute total and average sales across products and dimensions.
Explore advanced Tableau calculations using include and fixed in level of detail expressions to compute averages across product and data type, highlighting when to use each.
Explore the difference between fixed, include, and exclude level of detail expressions within Tableau's order of operations, and see how context filters influence their results.
Master quick table calculations in Tableau to save time, using running total, difference, percent difference, rank, and compound growth rate with compute using table down or across.
Learn how to use a fixed level of detail expression with the maximum order date to dynamically return the latest year's sales in Tableau, automatically updating when data refreshes.
Learn to extract the second order date for each customer using level of detail calculations in Tableau, comparing it to the first order date and computing the days between orders.
Explore how to compute the average sales by month across years in Tableau using fixed date-part calculations, enabling month-by-month comparisons against yearly data.
Learn to automatically calculate the latest month's sales growth in Tableau using fixed LOD and date functions, with dynamic updates as new data arrives.
Finish the Tableau masterclass with advanced calculations and level of detail expressions to unlock deeper insights in Tableau, and discover related courses for data analytics professionals.
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