How does the CORR function work in tableau
This recipe explains how does the CORR function work in tableau
Recipe Objective - How does the CORR function work in tableau?
The CORR function returns the Pearson correlation coefficient of two fields or expressions.
Syntax of the CORR Function:
CORR(exp1, exp2)
Example: CORR([Sales], [Profit])
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