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This article introduces logical functions and their uses in Tableau. It also demonstrates how to create a logical calculation using an example. Show Why use logical calculationsLogical calculations allow you to determine if a certain condition is true or false (boolean logic). For example, you might want to quickly see if sales for each country you distribute your merchandise to were above or below a certain threshold. The logical calculation might look something like this:
Logical functions available in Tableau:FunctionSyntaxDescriptionIN
Returns TRUE if any value in The values in Examples:
AND IF Performs a logical conjunction on two expressions. Example:
CASE Performs logical tests and returns appropriate values. The CASE function evaluates CASE also supports WHEN IN construction, such as
The values that WHEN IN compare to must be a set, list of literal values, or combined field. Additional notes
Examples:
7Tests a series of expressions returning the Example:
9Tests a series of expressions returning the Example:
9Tests a series of expressions returning the Example:
9Tests a series of expressions returning the Example:
5Returns Example:
7Checks whether a condition is met, and returns one value if TRUE, another value if FALSE, and an optional third value or NULL if unknown. Example:
9Returns true if a given string is a valid date. Example:
1Returns true if the expression is NULL (does not contain valid data). Example:
3 or 4Returns the maximum of a single expression across all records or the maximum of two expressions for each record. Example:
6 or 7Returns the minimum of an expression across all records or the minimum of two expressions for each record. Example:
9Performs logical negation on an expression. Example:
1Performs a logical disjunction on two expressions. Example:
3Tests a series of expressions returning the Example:
5Finds the first Example:
7Returns Example:
Note: some of these are actually logical operators and appear in black, not blue. For more information, see . Create a logical calculationFollow along with the steps below to learn how to create a logical calculation.
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