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The plus and minus controls appear when theДЇield is part of a hierarchy that you can traverse. See Transform Values with Table Calculations. The delta icon indicates that the field isДЄ table calculation. See Create Sets (Link opens in a new window).ДЄ field name shown in italics indicates a filtered set.ДЄ gray field on the Filters shelf indicates a context See Sort Data in a Visualization (Link opens in a new window).ДЇilter in a multidimensional (cube) data source.В See Create Slicing Filters.

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The Sort icon indicates a field that has either a computed or manual sort order applied. Adding a green field to a shelf creates an axis.

Green fields are continuous-they contain an infinite number of values. In most cases, adding a measure to a shelf results in a green field. For details, see Headers.ДЄ green field on a shelf indicates a continuousДЇield. Adding a blue field to a shelf creates headers. Blue fields are discrete-they contain a finite number of values. In most cases, adding a dimension to a shelf results in a blue field. Visual CueДЄ blue field on a shelf indicates a discreteДЇield. Use a combination of icons, colors, and text styles as visual cues. The field is not blended with a field from another data source. The field is blended with a field from another data source. Greater than five are shown without numbers. The field is a level in a multidimensional hierarchy. The field is a varying attribute of a cube (multidimensional) data source. In Tableau, cube data sources are supported only in Windows. The field is an attribute of a cube (multidimensional) data source. Folders are used to organize fields in the Data pane. See Create Hierarchies (Link opens in a new window).ДЄ folder that contains one or more fields. See Correct Data Errors or Combine Dimension Members by Grouping Your Data. See Create Bins from a Continuous Measure. See Restrict Access atВ the Data Row Level. The field is a user filter, used when publishing The field is a set that was automatically created as a result of an action. See Create Sets (Link opens in a new window). These fields are marked withДЄ cylinder icon and are not available for all data sources. The field is a calculation that is defined The field contains boolean (true or false) The field contains geographical data from an active custom geocoding file.В See Geocode Locations Tableau Does Not Recognize and Plot Them on a Map. See Maps and Geographic Data Analysis in Tableau. The field contains geographical data and hasД«een assigned a geographic role.

The field contains both date and time values. The field is a calculation defined on the server. Is a user-defined calculation or a copy of another field. Icons preceded by the equal sign (=) indicate that the field Green icons indicate that the field is continuous. Icon in the table can be modified by one of four indicators.Д«lue icons indicate that the field is discrete. The following table explains each of the icons displayed in the Data pane. The workbook is connected to a data source that has been published to Tableau Server. The workbook is connected to an Excel table, sub-table, or named range. The workbook is connected to an extract that still references the underlying data. The workbook is connected to a cube (multidimensional) data source. The workbook is directly connected to a relational data source or file. An orange check mark indicates that the data source is the secondary data source in the workbook.A blue check mark indicates that the data source is the primary data source in the workbook.Each icon in the table can be modified by one of two indicators. The following table explains each of the icons used to describe the type of data sources in the Data pane. The type of data thatвЂ™s displayed in the Data pane and the state Tableau provides many visual cues to help you evaluate