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Hiding Columns without Filtering Underlying DataStep One - Create a Calculated Field with LAST() Select Analysis > Create Calculated Field to create a calculated field.Step Two - Create Current Date Filter. Select Analysis > Create Calculated Field to create a calculated field.Step Three - Create the View.Oct 23, 2014

Now in Tableau Prep you can hide a field from almost any step. Simply select the fields you want to hide then right-click and select Hide from the menu. All hidden fields are tracked in a new profile card called Hidden Fields, letting you easily unhide any fields that you'd like to see in your table.

Option 1: Manually hide the blank column Use the following workaround if there is only a measure or a dimension in the view. Right-click the blank column header. Select Hide.

Click on the measure name -> select FILTER option -> select TOP -> choose 'BY FIELD' -> Enter the required number of columns or you can limit using condition also. Hi Siva, If you want to show last few days with last data only, then create last parameter. Apply this into filter and then select true.

Hiding null valuesTo filter null dimensions or discrete measures, drag the pill to the Filter shelf and deselect Null. The null value will appear in the list with discrete values, where you can then remove it.When a measure contains null values, they are usually plotted in a view as zero.

Right click the field on the chart and select Hide.

To hide specific columns without filtering the underlying data, we can filter on LAST(), INDEX(), FIRST(), or RANK() and use table calculations to display the correct values.