May 26, 2021 Tableau
A peddle workbook is used to save a view of data for different dimensions or measures on different pages. /b10> A common example is to see how each type of product executes against each other in a particular sales area. /b11> Because the values for each product type are stored as separate pages, we can view one value at a time or treat them as a range of values.
A peddle workbook contains a worksheet that places fields in a page shelf. /b10> Let's consider an example of studying the profits of various sub-products in different regions. /b11> To do this, we follow these steps.
Create a bar chart with two dimensions and one measure. /b10> In our example, we drag the measure profit to the column frame, and the dimension subcategories and regions drag to the row frame, as shown in the following illustration.
Drag the Sub-Category field again to the page frame. /b10> We'll see the page controls automatically added below the page frame. This page control provides the following features to navigate through the pages in the view:
In our example, we'll see how to jump to a specific page and how to get automatic display of the page. /b10> To go to a specific page, click the drop-down menu on the page control, and then select the attachment. /b11> The following image appears.
For the auto-display page, we keep the display history check box ticked, and then clicked the play button. /b10> You can then see automatic playback of subcategories of different pages. /b11> Although the current subcategory value appears dark, the previous value is shaded in a light color. /b12> The following illustration illustrates this.