Best Practices to Use Tableau Desktop with Kyvos
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The following are some recommended best practices when using Tableau Desktop with Kyvos:
- Recommending Live connection mode with Kyvos
- Using Same Aggregation as Defined in Kyvos Semantic Model
- Using Kyvos Defined Calculations
- Using Correct Aggregation with Kyvos Calculated Measures in Tableau
- Kyvos Fields Description Enrichment in Tableau
- Enabling Query Result Caching
- Creating Bins
- Creating Sets
- Creating Combined Sets
- Creating Groups
- Creating Parameters
- Creating Calculated Fields
- Table Calculations
- Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions - FIXED
- Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions - INCLUDE
- Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions - EXCLUDE
- Using Filters
- Using Actions
- Reference Lines
- Reference Bands
- Reference Distributions
- Trend Lines
- Forecasting
- Clustering
- Dual Axis
- Combo Charts
- Bullet Graphs
- Sparklines
- Data Source Filters
- Default Properties
- Sort Options
- Drop Lines
- Measure Names and Measure Values
- Pages Shelf
- Initial SQL
- Optimizing Calculated Field Performance in Tableau with Kyvos
- Implementing Context Filters Strategically
- Leveraging Kyvos Security Model
- Minimizing Custom Tableau Calculations
- Workbook Optimizer
- Monitoring and Tunning Query Performance
- Measures vs Dimensions Conversion
- Window Calculations (FIRST, LAST, INDEX, LOOKUP)
- Discretize Continuous Measures
- Performance Recording
- Avoid Row-Level Calculated Field in Tableau Filters
- Using Tableau Ask Data with Kyvos
- Avoid using a date-range-defined calculated field in the view.
- Avoid using of a Boolean type of calculated field in the view