A Tableau Next workspace organizes your data analysis and facilitates creating new analytical assets, cloning, and referencing assets from Data Cloud or other workspaces. Within workspaces, you have tools for data analysis, including data connections, a semantic model builder and metric creator, and visualization and dashboard builders to share findings with others. Live data connections ensure that your analyses stay up to date.
- Simplify Asset Management in Tableau Next Workspaces
New visualizations, connections, or data models created from referenced assets automatically go into your current workspace. In Tableau Next, analytical assets created in one workspace can be referenced in another workspace. When you open a referenced asset, such as a visualization or semantic model, anything new you create from it is automatically placed in the workspace where you opened it. This new behavior adds assets in the workspace users expect them and simplifies asset management for authors. - Narrow Your Tableau Next Search Results with the Data Space Filter
When you add an asset to your Tableau Next workspace, filter by data space to quickly narrow search results for data objects and semantic data models (SDMs). You can now focus on the most relevant content from a specific data space. Also, the asset picker panel is larger so you can view more records at one time. - Get Guided Help to Kickstart Your New Workspace
Your first experience adding assets to a new workspace is now simpler with guided steps on the landing page. The revamped page suggests options for adding different asset types and features the new asset picker. This streamlined process allows you to either create an asset or add an existing one immediately, which improves guidance for new creators. - Move Workspace Assets and Dependent Assets to Another Workspace
Easily move any asset in your workspace to another workspace to better manage content and permission requirements as your projects grow. The move action automatically includes the other member assets that the primary asset depends on. This simplifies the process of restructuring content to align with your team's changing needs. - Visually Identify Your Workspace Assets with Card View
Content creators who manage complex workspaces with many assets can now rely on card view thumbnails for better visual guidance. The card view displays a thumbnail on each card for dashboards and visualizations that you previously opened. Card view lets you easily choose the correct asset, improving efficiency and the overall authoring experience. - Add Multiple Assets to Your Workspace at Once
Save time and steps by adding multiple assets to your workspace or when creating an asset from multiple elements, such as for a semantic data model (SDM). You can now select all necessary data lake objects (DLOs) and data model objects (DMOs) at the same time and immediately land in the builder with all of them selected. - Track and Expand Asset Reach with Enhanced Sharing Tools
Identify which stakeholders have access to specific assets like marketing campaign dashboards at a glance. By integrating sharing management into the detail panel, you can verify your audience and instantly share content with additional colleagues. - Use the Data Interpreter to Move Data from Upload to Insights (Beta)
The Data Interpreter for Tableau Next automates the cleaning of unformatted Excel files. It identifies and resolves common spreadsheet issues such as multi-row headers, merged cells, and rows containing titles or notes. The Data Interpreter’s transforms formatting issues without requiring manual edits to the original file.