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The document discusses different types of user functions that can be used in calculated fields in Tableau. It describes six user functions: FULLNAME, ISFULLNAME, ISMEMBEROF, ISUSERNAME, USERDOMAIN, and USERNAME. Each function is explained, including what information it returns about the logged in user and examples of how it can be used in a calculated field.

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Tableau User Function 18

The document discusses different types of user functions that can be used in calculated fields in Tableau. It describes six user functions: FULLNAME, ISFULLNAME, ISMEMBEROF, ISUSERNAME, USERDOMAIN, and USERNAME. Each function is explained, including what information it returns about the logged in user and examples of how it can be used in a calculated field.

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Tableau User Function (Calculated

Field) – Types of Function


Commands
1. Objective
In the present article, we’ll look at Tableau User Function in Calculated Filed,
that you can use as a major aspect of the create calculated field apparatus.
Moreover, we will learn different types of User Functions in Tableau.
To get to this window, right-tap on either the measure or dimension window
and select create calculated field in a tableau. At that point, a select user from
the capacity drop-down menu.

So, let’s start Tableau User Function.

Tableau User Function (Calculated Field) – Types of Function Commands

2. User Functions in Tableau


The client capacities enable you to make channels in light of your information
source and reference the personality, space, and enrollment of the present
client on Tableau Server or Tableau Online. We should now inspect the
distinctive sorts of Tableau User Functions:
Let’s see Type Conversion in Tableau Calculated Fields 

3. Tableau User Function Commands


These are the following Tableau User Function

a. Tableau FULLNAME Perform


FULLNAME( ) – User Function in Tableau

The FULLNAME perform can come to the total name for this user. this is
often the Tableau Server or Tableau on-line name once the user is signed in.
the exclusion that, it’s the native or network full name for the Tableau Desktop
user. Here’s an associate example:
[Author]=FULLNAME() = ‘Carly Capitula’

b. Tableau ISFULLNAME Perform


ISFULLNAME(string) – Tableau User Function
This perform returns true if the user’s full name matches the required string
or false if it doesn’t match. Here’s an associate example:
ISFULLNAME(“Carly Capitula”) = TRUE
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c. Tableau ISMEMBEROF Perform
ISMEMBEROF(string) – User Function in Tableau
The IsMemberOf perform returns true if the logged-in person presently
mistreatment Tableau may be a member of the cluster that matches the string.
If the person isn’t signed in, then it returns false. Here’s an associate example:
ISMEMBEROF(“INTERWORKS”) = TRUE
d. Tableau ISUSERNAME Perform
ISUSERNAME(string) – Tableau User Function
Another true/false take a look at, the IsUserName perform can come true if
the logged-in user’s username matches the string. Here’s an associate
example:
ISUSERNAME(“ccapitula”) = TRUE

e. Tableau USERDOMAIN Perform


USERDOMAIN( ) – User Function in Tableau
This perform returns the domain for this user once the user is signed into
Tableau Server. it’ll come to the Windows domain if the Tableau user is on a
website. The perform can come to a null string otherwise. Here’s an associate
example:
USERDOMAIN() = interworks1
Let’s know about Logical Functions in Tableau Calculated Fields
f. Tableau USERNAME Perform
USERNAME( ) – Tableau User Function
The Username performs can come with the username of this user. This is
often the Tableau Server or Tableau on-line username if the user signs in. If
the user does not sign in, then it’s the native or network username for the
Tableau Desktop user. Here’s an associate example:
[Author]=USERNAME() = ‘ccapitula’
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