Hello all,
Ok so in my organization we use an incredibly large hierarchy. If I showed you the whole thing it would be about 13 columns wide and about 8,000 rows long. So that said, in my attached workbook I have a made up hierarchy. It includes groups of animals:
Cats, Dogs, Elephants, Gorillas, Zebras.
Situation 1 - Let's say I wanted to create a dashboard to report the financials for contracts in the Elephant Group only? Would it be better to use a group or a set here?
Situation 2 - Let's say that I am creating a dashboard just like the one in situation 1 but this is for the Cat Group. The difference is that Cat's refer to their expenses as cuffed transactions. Would it be better to use a group or a set here?
Situation 3 - Let's say that I am creating a dashboard just like situation one but this is for the Zebra and Gorilla groups and the different groups will be selected one at a time based upon a parameter. Would it be better to use a group or a set here?
I have heard that sets allow you to set a condition and change dynamically and groups are more static.
Thanks,
Scott
PS - Thanks to @Michael_Hesser for the idea of using animals!
Hi Scott,
Sounds as if grouping should be enough for what you need. If you're adding in some conditions then maybe sets would be a better option. But for your situation, it sounds as if group may be enough.
Please see more information here: https://interworks.com/blog/kwagner/2014/06/30/when-use-filters-groups-sets-tableau/
Thanks,
Mavis