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<b>Create a Calculated Field</b>
 
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The measures have three different units: <b>mg/l,</b> <b>µg/l,</b> and °C. The unit for average value should change according to the measure, therefore we will use this calculated field to automate the y-axis label.
 
The measures have three different units: <b>mg/l,</b> <b>µg/l,</b> and °C. The unit for average value should change according to the measure, therefore we will use this calculated field to automate the y-axis label.
  

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Pic.jpg   VAST Challenge: Mini Challenge 2

The Challenge

Data Preparation

Visualizations

Insights and Conclusion

Feedback and Comments

All Assignments

 

Dimensions and Measures

The finals dataset contains various columns and the columns are divided into Dimensions and Measures in Tableau based on their properties. Before starting with the Visualization, lets get familiar with the available Dimensions and Measures.

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Measure by Location

The data has a total of 106 chemicals (12 groups) and 10 places. I want to analyze the trend of each measure at all the places for years 1998 - 2016. This visualization will help to compare the average values and select the place that has the highest reading of a measure.

Create a Calculated Field

The measures have three different units: mg/l, µg/l, and °C. The unit for average value should change according to the measure, therefore we will use this calculated field to automate the y-axis label.

  • Right click on Dimension and select Create Calculated Field
  • Name it as Automatic_Axis
  • The formula for the calculated field is as shown in the picture.
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