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I'm trying to create a worksheet using all measure values and then selecting the one I want as a bar or line chart. Since I'm using all measure values, some are numeric and others are percentages. 

 

What I like to have is a way to automatically change the row header so that it matches the value type being shown: if I'm showing numbers, it will show numbers; if I'm showing percentages, it will show percentage. 

 

Is this possible, and if  so, how is this achieved?  Thanks in advance for any response; it's appreciated. 

 

Regards, 

 

Gil

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  1. Khyati Mehta (InfinySkills) Forum Ambassador
    6月25日 17:50

    Hello Gil, 

     

    Unfortunately, no, Tableau doesn't dynamically change the number format of the row header based on the selected measure when you're using Measure Values and Measure Names together.

    The row header formatting is applied at the worksheet level, so if you have a mix of numeric measures and percentage measures, Tableau will generally use a single format unless you manually handle it.

    A few workarounds you can try:

    • Use parameter-based measure selection instead of Measure Values. Create a parameter to choose the measure and then use a calculated field with separate formatting for each measure. 
    • Create separate sheets for percentage and numeric metrics and swap between them using a parameter or dashboard actions. 
    •  If the values are only being displayed as labels you can use a formatted string calculation, though this won't change the actual axis formatting. 

    So, out of the box, there isn't an automatic way for the row header to switch between number and percentage formats when using all Measure Values in a single worksheet. A parameter-driven approach is usually the cleanest workaround. Hope this helps!

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I have created my first data source for account/opp and thats worked and started creating reports. However I have tried to create a task workbook but it keeps saying "Operation too Large", I have tried a custom SQL but then it says errors like "Malformed Query" or "Unknown error related to remote content", I can't see anywhere I can filter from the data source sheet so I only get tasks this year? Another suggestion was click live in the top right instead of extract but its greyed out?

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Hi I have a calculated field Service% and have three segments, 0-70% Red, 71-94% Orange and 95-100% Green. how can I build a gauge/speedometer chart in Tableau.

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  1. 5月11日 10:53

    Hi Michael, 

    You can build this using a dual-axis pie chart approach in Tableau. 

    Create calculated fields for each range (Red, Orange, Green) and use them to build the background segments, then overlay another pie or shape mark for the indicator/needle. 

     

    For your ranges: 

     

    * 0–70% = Red 

    * 71–94% = Orange 

    * 95–100% = Green 

     

    A lot of people use calculated angles + dual axis to create the speedometer effect. 

    This tutorial may also help: the Flerlage Twins gauge chart examples are very good.

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