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I have created a calculated field [Segment] using the below codes. CalculationZ is also a calculated field. I need to convert the calculated field Segment to a dimension. Is it possible in tableau. Please share the codes or formula/ methods to achieve this

IF  [CalculationZ] < 0.10 THEN
"A1"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.10 and [CalculationZ] < 0.20 THEN
"A2"

ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.20 and [CalculationZ] < 0.30 THEN
"A3"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.30 and [CalculationZ] < 0.40 THEN
"A4"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.40 and [CalculationZ] < 0.50 THEN
"A5"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.50 and [CalculationZ] < 0.60 THEN
"A6"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.60 and [CalculationZ] < 0.70 THEN
"A7"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.70 and [CalculationZ] < 0.80 THEN
"A8"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.80 and [CalculationZ] < 0.90 THEN
"A9"
ELSEIF [CalculationZ] >= 0.90 and [CalculationZ] <= 1.00 THEN
"A10"
else  "A0"
END
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I believe you can convert the calculated field [Segment] into Dimensions in one of two ways: (1) drag and drop the field from measures to dimensions list on the left, or (2) when it's in row/column area you can open the options by clicking on the down arrow on the right side of the field pill and select 'Dimensions' optionkatychuang
It doesn't work this way. It remains as a measure.Raj Sekhar
@RajSekhar, it should work that way :)Jose Cherian
Correct from below - I think you can just drag the measure to dimensions. For that formula - creating a custom bin on calculationz may help.Hatt

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Just drag the field to dimensions. enter image description here

You can even use a field as measure and dimension in a single view. See how calculationZ is used as a dimension and measure in below view.

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