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Discrete vs. Continuous in Tableau (Blue or Green?)

Connect with us! • Subscribe to the OneNumber Newsletter: https://onenumber.biz/newsletter • Follow Oliver Linley on LinkedIn:   / oliverlinley   Video Description: Do you know the difference between measures and dimensions in Tableau? How about discrete and continuous fields? These are common points of confusion for Tableau Desktop users. Knowing the difference allows you greater control and customization as you leverage fields for visualization in Tableau. In this video, we review what you need to know to use discrete and continuous fields to build the visuals you want to see! Resources: • Discrete Dates vs Continuous Dates (Date Parts vs Date Values): https://onenumber.biz/blog-1/2020/7/1... Quick Definitions: Dimensions: Dimensions are qualitative fields containing descriptive information such as dates, geographic fields, string fields, and IDs (e.g. row IDs, shipping IDs etc). Dimensions are automatically categorized as discrete fields. Measures: Measures are quantitative fields, or the actual numbers we’re measuring. These are the numeric fields you are looking to SUM, AVG, multiply, etc. Measures are automatically categorized as continuous fields. Discrete Fields: Discrete fields allow us to slice up our data into individual, distinct, or unique parts. When we use discrete fields, Tableau generates headers and labels. Continuous Fields: Continuous fields allow us to view our data as a continuous whole. When we use continuous fields, Tableau generates axes. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:50 Dimensions vs Measures 2:55 Discrete (Blue) vs Continuous (Green) 5:04 Example 1 7:29 Example 2