Getting Started with Tableau Next

Calculated Fields

Your dataset won't always have fields set out exactly as you need them. In Tableau Next we can use calculated fields to derive new information from our existing dataset

Learn to create calculated fields in your Tableau semantic model, covering everything from basic formulas to understanding and resolving aggregation issues.

What you’ll learn:

  • How to create calculated fields in your Tableau semantic model to derive new insights from your data
  • How to correctly use common aggregate functions in your calculated formulas and resolve errors
  • How to adjust settings like decimal places and aggregation types for your calculated fields in Tableau
Part 1

Your First Steps

  1. Introduction to Tableau Next

    2:20
  2. Creating a Workspace

    1:57
Part 2

Adding Data

  1. Adding csv data

    6:27
  2. Adding Data via Data Cloud

    5:4.
Part 3

Tableau Semantics

  1. Creating a Semantic Model

    3:47
  2. Adding Relationships

    3:41
  3. Renaming and Removing Columns

    2:42
  4. Calculated Fields

    3:58
  5. Adding a Metric

    4:52
  6. Adding a Logical View

    6:19
  7. Adding Parameters

    3:49
  8. Testing Your Semantic Model

    2:48
Part 4

Visuals

  1. First Steps in Creating a Visualisation

    1:5.
  2. Creating Charts in Tableau Next

    7:52
  3. Adding a Data Table

    2:57
Part 5

Dashboards

  1. Creating a Dashboard and adding a Title

    2:39
  2. Adding a Couple of Visuals

    2:34
  3. Adding a Metric

    3:53
  4. Adding a Parameter to a Dashboard

    3:20
  5. Adding Toggles

    0:56
  6. Adding a Container

    1:55
  7. Navigating and Actions in Tableau Next

    3:27
  8. Selective Filtering

    2:13
Part 6

Concierge / AgentForce

  1. Asking Questions with Concierge

    4:2.
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