Is there a way to use the lookup function to find a particular row and column and not just a row in the same partition? I can easily do this with the offset function Excel where I can go over x …

Creating an offset Hi, How do i offset my numbers to the next month or previous or previous record in the dimension. It was easy in Power BI using the time intelligence function. But I dont …

Hello @Rohan Fernando (Member) , Tableau works against tables, whereas Excel works against individual cells, so achieving both a horizontal and vertical offset will be tricky, as we shall …

Nov 2, 2017 · Hi All Trying to get value's compared in the lookup function where they are not in the same partition, see attached screenshot I have also tried using the functions like size (), …

I would need to create a built in rule that identifies the data that should be used create the offset. There are identifying columns that ID the data in the row; year, comp, round, match, team

@Diego Martinez (Member) , I have a same question for the excel function "WORKDAY.INTL ()" The function takes a date and returns the nearest working n days in the future or past, based …

Hi Christian, Unfortunately, the data structure in your sample data is one of the few that Tableau Prep doesn't handle. The ability to work across rows (especially previous and next) is one of …

The graph is in the "Offset" sheet of the workbook. I've attached a mock of how how the graph would ideally look in case my explanation has not been clear enough.

Apr 7, 2023 · @Jim Gay (Member) You can use the table calculations WINDOW_STDEV and WINDOW_STDEVP to get the standard deviation. Currently [Baseline] is the same value for …

Hi John, So, there's a workaround method of LOOKUP () in Prep that works for many (not all) instances using a RANK () function on the primary flow, which helps establish initial row order; …