How would i aproach something like this?
first row is total tourist, second row is my country, third row is total tourist from other countries and then rank all other countries except mine.
@Anonymous
If you are using a table to visualize it, try this:
Double click the table with the data you want for "Top 10"
That should bring up the below pane.
As you can see, I have three data points in my table: Screens per user, User ID, and User Name.
Select Top N, put ten in "Top" and then drag the data point you want to ranked in the "By value."
Hopes this helps. Happy to reply again.
-Cam
@Anonymous
If you are using a table to visualize it, try this:
Double click the table with the data you want for "Top 10"
That should bring up the below pane.
As you can see, I have three data points in my table: Screens per user, User ID, and User Name.
Select Top N, put ten in "Top" and then drag the data point you want to ranked in the "By value."
Hopes this helps. Happy to reply again.
-Cam
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