Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - Table Calculations - Scope and Direction

The video tutorial explains the scope and direction of table calculations, focusing on different methods such as table across, table down, and pane across. It demonstrates how these calculations affect data presentation, including grand totals and percent totals. The tutorial also covers the use of individual cell calculations and concludes with a summary of the discussed methods.

What is the default computation direction for table calculations?

• From bottom to top

• From top to bottom

• From right to left

• From left to right

How does the 'table down' setting affect the computation?

• It computes values in a circular manner

• It computes values diagonally

• It computes values from top to bottom

• It computes values from left to right

In the 'table across then down' method, how are values computed?

• Values are computed diagonally

• Values are computed across rows first, then down columns

• Values are computed in a circular manner

• Values are computed from bottom to top

What does the 'pane across' method do?

• It computes values diagonally across panes

• It computes values across all panes

• It computes values from bottom to top

• It restricts calculations to a specific pane

How does the 'cell' calculation method work?

• It computes percentages for each individual cell

• It computes percentages for each column

• It computes percentages for each row

• It computes percentages for the entire table