Tableau provide functionality to drill down from highest level to lowest
level of granularity, with the help of + and – symbol in the report column.
I am taking superstore dataset for this example which is free dataset to
be used for analysis.
Creating Hierarchies
Here below if we see, I have taken Segment|Category|Sub-Category as a
row granularity over which I am trying to find number of sales made under each granularity.
What if, I want see how many sales made each year under consumer segment
and then drill down to see consumer-furniture thereafter consumer-furniture-chairs..
To fulfill this kind of requirement, Tableau reporting has provided
column hierarchy. Let’s see how to form hierarchy
Go to Column à RClick à
Create Hierarchy
Once the hierarchy is created go to column which you want to add to the
hierarchy à RClick à
Hierarchy à add to existing hierarchy. In below example you can
see Hierarchy is created with name “Segment-Cat-SubCat” and three columns are
added to the hierarchy i.e. segment, category and sub category.
Also in above figure you can see in Rows, the segment comes with + prefix,
which means if has further drill down.
In below figure if you click on +Segment à it will break into Segment and +Category
Same way if you click on +Category à
it will break into Category and Sub-Category as show in below figure
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What if we have to calculate average number instead of sum? Will it still work accurately at different granular level?
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