Tableau - multiple columns with True and False values











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I have 10 columns with True and False values. I would like to create a dashboard where if one column is True and another column is also True, a graph displays a count in that column. For example: if column A is True, column B if False, column C is True - then it would return a count for column C.



I would like a parameter setup where a user can select one of the ten columns and it would show in a bar chart the count of other columns that are True when that column is True.



The first part is where I am having trouble - I haven't gotten to the second part yet. Any help is appreciated.






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  • Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
    – Alex Blakemore
    Nov 10 at 17:20










  • Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 10 at 17:42










  • can you add sample data, will surely try to help
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  • drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 11 at 18:50















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I have 10 columns with True and False values. I would like to create a dashboard where if one column is True and another column is also True, a graph displays a count in that column. For example: if column A is True, column B if False, column C is True - then it would return a count for column C.



I would like a parameter setup where a user can select one of the ten columns and it would show in a bar chart the count of other columns that are True when that column is True.



The first part is where I am having trouble - I haven't gotten to the second part yet. Any help is appreciated.






if-statement tableau case-statement







share|improve this question






















  • Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
    – Alex Blakemore
    Nov 10 at 17:20










  • Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 10 at 17:42










  • can you add sample data, will surely try to help
    – Siva
    Nov 11 at 10:57










  • drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 11 at 18:50













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I have 10 columns with True and False values. I would like to create a dashboard where if one column is True and another column is also True, a graph displays a count in that column. For example: if column A is True, column B if False, column C is True - then it would return a count for column C.



I would like a parameter setup where a user can select one of the ten columns and it would show in a bar chart the count of other columns that are True when that column is True.



The first part is where I am having trouble - I haven't gotten to the second part yet. Any help is appreciated.






if-statement tableau case-statement







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I have 10 columns with True and False values. I would like to create a dashboard where if one column is True and another column is also True, a graph displays a count in that column. For example: if column A is True, column B if False, column C is True - then it would return a count for column C.



I would like a parameter setup where a user can select one of the ten columns and it would show in a bar chart the count of other columns that are True when that column is True.



The first part is where I am having trouble - I haven't gotten to the second part yet. Any help is appreciated.






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  • Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
    – Alex Blakemore
    Nov 10 at 17:20










  • Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 10 at 17:42










  • can you add sample data, will surely try to help
    – Siva
    Nov 11 at 10:57










  • drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 11 at 18:50


















  • Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
    – Alex Blakemore
    Nov 10 at 17:20










  • Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 10 at 17:42










  • can you add sample data, will surely try to help
    – Siva
    Nov 11 at 10:57










  • drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
    – DroptheMike
    Nov 11 at 18:50
















Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
– Alex Blakemore
Nov 10 at 17:20




Data like this sometimes comes up naturally in survey results (e.g., select all choices that apply answers) A great place to learn about visualizing survey data is Steve Wexler’s blog datarevelations.com and any of his videos at Tableau conferences.
– Alex Blakemore
Nov 10 at 17:20












Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
– DroptheMike
Nov 10 at 17:42




Thanks for the recommendation. I can get the data to show the count/% of each column that is marked as True. But how do I get it to show the other columns that are marked as True only when the column that I select is True. I don't think this was addressed on that blog.
– DroptheMike
Nov 10 at 17:42












can you add sample data, will surely try to help
– Siva
Nov 11 at 10:57




can you add sample data, will surely try to help
– Siva
Nov 11 at 10:57












drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
– DroptheMike
Nov 11 at 18:50




drive.google.com/open?id=1BquMxDjx9zUx8GcH5aFWPxhmINtZSoJh
– DroptheMike
Nov 11 at 18:50

















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