The analyst needs the top 10 values to appear in a different color. The top 10 values must be colored dynamically.
What should the analyst do?
A.
Select the top 10 bars, and then change the color by selecting Color on the Marks card.
B.
Create a set that has a top 10 condition, and then drag the set to Color on the Marks card.
C.
Select the top 10 bars, create a set, and then drag the set to Color on the Marks card.
D.
Create a group field that groups the top 10 values into one group with the rest of the values in another group and drag the group field to Color on the Marks card.
A dynamic Top 10 requirement should be implemented with a dynamic set, not with a manual selection or static group. The analyst can create a set on the Year dimension, configure its Top tab to retain the top 10 members according to the relevant medal-count measure, and then place the resulting IN/OUT set on Color on the Marks card. Tableau recalculates the set as the underlying data or ranking changes, so whichever ten years currently meet the Top 10 condition receive one color and the remaining values receive another. Manually selecting ten bars or manually creating a set from currently selected bars produces a fixed membership. A group is also static unless manually changed. Tableau’s Top N guidance demonstrates dragging a Top N set to Color to distinguish the dynamic subset.
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