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Los recuentos definidos son fundamentales para el análisis, ya sea que se trate del número de pacientes individuales en un hospital, el número de transacciones minoristas únicas o la cantidad de aviones en una flota. Realizar recuentos definidos en Tableau es increíblemente fácil. Con un clic, es posible cambiar las agregaciones a recuentos definidos. Sin embargo, también es uno de los cálculos más complejos y puede ser muy lento, especialmente si el conjunto de datos es muy grande. Me gustaría compartir algunas alternativas para obtener la misma respuesta que con un recuento definido.

Header Concatenation: This was a new problem for me. Heck, it was a new word for me up until recently. Janet Shen, one of the incredible Viz Magicians from Tableau Professional Services sent me a great "How To" guide for overriding our default settings and I couldn't wait to share it. The useful content is ALL her. The silliness is all me. Hope you find this as helpful as I did! Click inside to get the step-by-step tutorial.

As I have been preparing the Filters, Filters and More Filters session (part of the Jedi Track) at #TCC12 I came across a neat and very useful trick using filters with table calculations. I will be using our Sample Superstore data to show you this trick.

Chutes and Ladders is a popular game in our family; it's great for evening "together time" without the need for deep strategizing. If you played the game as a kid, you probably enjoyed the back-and-forth of advancing up the board and then sliding back down. And if you ever played it as an adult, you've probably wondered when the game is going to end! I've got some answers and advice.