Cannot Mix Aggregate And Non-Aggregate Tableau Max Date at Cameron Beeby blog

Cannot Mix Aggregate And Non-Aggregate Tableau Max Date. However, when we just wrap the. I was thinking about create a calculated field to tag if the date is the max date in the data set, then use this calculated field as filter, and filter. Attr () can not be used in a lod) the second is to move the sum () outside the. Use the last() function to get the max date and filter it to 0 and drag the [milestone 143 actual date last] to the view. In short, the reason for this error is that tableau cannot mix an aggregate argument e.g. The only change was wrapping the max([order date]) argument in curly braces {}. By adding the curly braces, we added a fixed statement to the argument max([order date]). Sum(sales), avg(profit), profit ratio with. Generally, an aggregation (like max) takes place at the level of detail (dimension) displayed in the worksheet.

The only change was wrapping the max([order date]) argument in curly braces {}. Sum(sales), avg(profit), profit ratio with. I was thinking about create a calculated field to tag if the date is the max date in the data set, then use this calculated field as filter, and filter. In short, the reason for this error is that tableau cannot mix an aggregate argument e.g. Generally, an aggregation (like max) takes place at the level of detail (dimension) displayed in the worksheet. Attr () can not be used in a lod) the second is to move the sum () outside the. By adding the curly braces, we added a fixed statement to the argument max([order date]). However, when we just wrap the. Use the last() function to get the max date and filter it to 0 and drag the [milestone 143 actual date last] to the view.

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Cannot Mix Aggregate And Non-Aggregate Tableau Max Date Use the last() function to get the max date and filter it to 0 and drag the [milestone 143 actual date last] to the view. However, when we just wrap the. Sum(sales), avg(profit), profit ratio with. The only change was wrapping the max([order date]) argument in curly braces {}. Attr () can not be used in a lod) the second is to move the sum () outside the. In short, the reason for this error is that tableau cannot mix an aggregate argument e.g. Generally, an aggregation (like max) takes place at the level of detail (dimension) displayed in the worksheet. Use the last() function to get the max date and filter it to 0 and drag the [milestone 143 actual date last] to the view. I was thinking about create a calculated field to tag if the date is the max date in the data set, then use this calculated field as filter, and filter. By adding the curly braces, we added a fixed statement to the argument max([order date]).