By default we classifier layers by values of a field, now i want to make a symbology to each polygone by values of rows like the picture. i mean classify by name of cities
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How to give to each polygone(city) colors of (DETAILS) when is (STATUS) is YES
maybe i will have many colors in the same polygone when (STATUS) is Yes
Not sure if I get your question right, but you can make a categorized classification and use an expression instead of a field name. For example:
"CITY" || ' ' || "DETAILS"
This will take the value from the "CITY" column, add a space and add the value from the "DETAILS" column. When you click "Classify", QGIS will create an ordered list of every unique combination. Then you can manually change the symbols, or delete the entries you don't need.
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Hello Tableau experts,
In the attached tableau file link, I am trying to switch between the columns "TOTAL ELIGIBLES" and "SPECIAL ELIGIBLE" by changing the value from the filter "TYPE". The logic goes as:
IF TYPE = "D" (only) then show SPECIAL ELIGIBLE
ELSE (in all other cases including multiple selection of TYPE, show TOTAL ELIGIBLES.
I have tried to accomplish the same by making a new Calculated field by the name of "ELGIBLE CALC" (pardon the spelling) but it does not seem to work with multiple selection of values from filter "TYPE".
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
I am using the text table option to visualize a KPI on Tableau Dashboard (one figure visualization).
I have a filter on , and occasionally the filter will filter out all underlying record.
Is there an option to have the text tablev visualise an alternative text or "none" instead of just becoming just blank?
Yes, if the field you're using is a dimension, you can simply right-click it on the value or on the fields window (to the left) and select "Edit aliases...", changing the 'null' alias to whatever you want.
If the field is a measure (numeric value), you will have to create a calculated field with a structure like:
IF [Field] = NULL
THEN "Field is empty"
ELSE STR([Field])
END
Once you're filtering out data, no data can be visualized and that's why you get the blank spot instead of your table/chart.
One way to bypass this problem could be building a dashboard with a tiled text object with "No data" and then you can put above it your worksheet in floating mode.
Try to see something really similar here.
I am creating RDLC Reports (this one is a subreport actually), that hides a specific Text-Box depending on data available/missing.
Specifically, I want to hide a Text Box, using an "Expression", when all values of a specific DataSet are null. Currently I do only check the first value like so:
=(IsNothing(First(Fields!EventDescription.Value, "MyDataSet")))
This works, regarding only the first item in the DataSet, or when it's empty. How can I check for "All". Is there an "All" operator?
I now have
=((Sum(IIF(IsNothing(Fields!EventDescription.Value),0,1), "MyDataSet") ) = 0)
which looks a little complicated, but works. It
checks whether the given Field is NULL
if not so, provides the integer value 1
sums all those values up
hides the text box, when the sum is zero (all fields have been null)
Essentially this converts an aggregate comparison into a sum.
This is my first time using CartoDB. My dataset is a simulation of the behaviour of users arround the campus. My rows have latitude, longitude and the class column depending of the cluster in which the user is.
I saw an option to visualize the animation of the behaviour (cartodb transforms the data into a time lapse), but I'm trying to see the points colored by the class value. In the platform, there is an option to do that, but when I choose the "animation" mode then I can't choose any of the columns to set the color.
I show you an image:
However, if I choose the "By points" mode, I can display the points color by the class column value.
Is there anyone who has had the same problem? Do you have any recommendation?
I think the problem is on the column type, you need your column to be a string to be offered as a value, so maybe you want add a column to your SELECT statement on the DATA tab to reclassify your clusters. If you rename then you can also show them on the legend can reflect a better name for your clusters:
select *,
case cluster
when 1 then 'Cluster 1'
when 2 then 'Cluster 2'
else 'unknown'
end as cluster_named
from my_table
Something around that should help to convert cluster numeric field into a string one, then you'll see it offered to animate by that value.
Disclaimer: I work at CARTO
I would like to have a custom field in Jira that allows you to
input multiple values
allows you to enter arbitrary text values
has a predefined list of "good" values which you can use for some kind of autocomplete.
The "components" field comes close to what I want.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-enable-autocomplete-renderer-for-multi-select-custom-field-in-jira-754978239.html is another approach, turning a select field into an autocomplete field