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• Dynamic Color Ranges: With dynamic color ranges, you can link color ranges to a parameter's value, enabling you to visualize data trends more effectively
• Format Dashboard Objects: Format dashboard objects with padding, borders, background shading, and rounded corners.
• Map Viewport Parameters: Use map viewport parameters to dynamically control the visible area of a map.
• Use Accelerators to Quickly Visualize Data: Deploy pre-built Accelerator dashboard templates by mapping your own data sources to the existing structure.
• Build an Accelerator for the Tableau Exchange: Guidelines for managed Salesforce partners to build and publish dashboard templates for the Tableau Exchange.
• Keyboard Accessibility for Tableau on the Web: Reference of keyboard shortcuts and WAI-ARIA navigation patterns for interacting with web-rendered Tableau views.
• Best Practices for Designing Accessible Views: Design guidelines for building WCAG 2.2 AA-compliant Tableau views using color, titles, captions, and layout.
• Author Views for Accessibility: Author and publish WCAG-compliant accessible views in Tableau, including descriptive alt text and titles.
• Build Dashboards for Accessibility: Build WCAG 2.2 AA-compliant dashboards with keyboard navigation, focus order, and accessible formatting.
• Build Data Views for Accessibility: Requirements and features for building WCAG 2.2 AA and Section 508 accessible data views in Tableau.
• Actions: Add interactivity with filter, highlight, URL, parameter, and set actions that respond to user selections.
• Actions and Dashboards: Configure dashboard actions to filter views, navigate sheets, and embed web pages from user interactions.
• Using Field and Filter Values in Action Names: Insert field, parameter, and filter values as variables in Tableau action names for context-aware menus.
• Filter Actions: Configure filter actions to pass data values from a source sheet to related target sheets.
• Highlight Actions: Use highlight actions to call attention to related marks by coloring them and dimming all others.
• Create Advanced Highlight Actions: Create advanced highlight actions specifying source sheets, target sheets, and matching fields.
• Legend Highlighting: Turn on legend highlighting to emphasize marks tied to a color legend item and dim the rest.
• Highlight Data Points in Context: Use the highlighter to interactively search and emphasize specific marks while keeping view context.
• Highlight Toolbar Button: Use the toolbar highlight button to emphasize related marks across a view by selected fields.
• Parameter Actions: Configure parameter actions so users change parameter values by selecting marks in a viz.
• Running Actions: Choose how users trigger actions in Tableau using Hover, Select, or Menu interaction methods.
• Set Actions: Create set actions to enable users to interact directly with a viz or dashboard to control aspects of their analysis.
• URL Actions: Configure URL actions to open web pages, files, emails, or other web-based resourcesm from a dashboard.
• Add Detail: Use the Marks card to encode data with color, size, shape, and text to add detail to a view.
• Set Up Amazon Athena IAM OAuth: Set up OAuth 2.0/OIDC identity federation from an external IdP to Amazon Athena for Tableau.
• Analytics How To's: Overview of how-to topics for building industry-standard analytical benchmarks and visualization types in Tableau.
• Analyze Data: Overview of advanced analysis techniques in Tableau, from calculated fields to clustering and inspection.
• Add Annotations: Add, edit, and format annotations to call out specific marks, points, or areas in a visualization.
• Show, Hide, and Format Mark Labels: Show, hide, and format mark labels to display field values directly on marks in a viz.
• Automatically Build Views with Ask Data: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Disable or Enable Ask Data for a Site: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Create Lenses that Focus Ask Data for Specific Audiences: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Optimize Data for Ask Data: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Supported Analytical Functions for Ask Data: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Embed and Save Vizzes from Ask Data: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Add Synonyms for Ask Data: Important changes for Ask Data and Metrics
• Turn Product Updates Off or On: Turn Tableau Desktop product updates off or on, or control maintenance updates as an administrator.
• Autosave Workbooks: Understand how Autosave preserves edits to a private draft workbook as you work in Tableau Cloud.
• Connect to Your Data: Connect Tableau to data stored in files, databases, cubes, or cloud sources before building views.
• Visualize Benford's Law: Visualize Benford's Law in Tableau using calculated fields to detect anomalies in leading digits.
• Use Background Images in Your Views: Add background images beneath your data to give marks in a view spatial context.
• Find Background Image Coordinates: Plot data points on a background image by creating an X/Y coordinate table and joining it to your data.
• Add Images of Google Maps and OpenStreetMap as Background Images in Tableau: Add Google Maps or OpenStreetMap images as static backgrounds and plot data using coordinates.
• The Bookshop Dataset: Download the Bookshop sample dataset and data dictionary to learn about relationships in Tableau.
• Use Show Me to Start a View: Use Show Me to automatically create a chart type from the fields you select in the Data pane.
• Build a Bar Chart: Build a bar chart to compare data across categories using dimensions and measures on shelves.
• Build a Box Plot: Build a box-and-whisker plot to show the distribution of values across quartiles.
• Build a Packed Bubble Chart: Build a packed bubble chart to show dimensions as circles sized and colored by measures.
• Build with Density Marks (Heatmap): Build a density mark heatmap to reveal patterns in dense, overlapping data points.
• Build a Gantt Chart: Build a Gantt chart to show the duration of events or activities over time.
• Build a Highlight Table or Heat Map: Build a highlight table or heat map to compare categorical data using color and cell size.
• Build a Histogram: Build a histogram to display the distribution of a continuous measure grouped into bins.
• Building Line Charts: Build a line chart to visualize a sequence of values and trends over time.
• Get Started Mapping with Tableau: Get started mapping in Tableau by connecting, joining, and formatting geographic data into a map view.
• Build a Pie Chart: Build a pie chart to show proportions of a whole using a small number of slices.
• Build a Scatter Plot: Build a scatter plot to visualize relationships between numerical measures.
• Build a Text Table: Build a text table (cross-tab) by placing dimensions on shelves and a measure on Text.
• Build a Treemap: Build a treemap to display data as nested rectangles sized and colored by measures.
• Build Data Views from Scratch: Solves how to build custom data visualizations and charts from scratch by dragging data fields into Tableau views.
• Start Building a Visualization by Dragging Fields to the View: Start building a visualization by dragging dimension and measure fields onto Rows, Columns, and Marks.
• Multidimensional Hierarchies: Understand how multidimensional (cube) data sources expose hierarchies, supported only on Windows.
• Drilling Down and Up in a Cube Data Source Hierarchy: Drill up and down through cube data source hierarchies to navigate levels of detail.
• Perfect Pivoting: Understand perfect pivoting to work with cube hierarchy levels across worksheet shelves.
• Defining Unique Values: Understand how Tableau distinguishes duplicate member names in cube data sources by qualification.
• Utility Dimensions: Set a utility dimension to model comparative cube values like Actual vs. Budgeted in Essbase.
• Shelves and Cards Reference: Reference of Tableau worksheet shelves and cards-Columns, Rows, Marks, Filters, Pages-and their roles.
• Add a Calculated Column to a View: Add a calculated column to modify existing data, such as combining names or finding percent change.
• Calculate Z-scores: Calculate z-scores in Tableau using calculated fields for mean and standard deviation.
• Data Aggregation in Tableau: Understand data aggregation in Tableau, change measure aggregations, and disaggregate data.
• Create Bins from a Continuous Measure: Create bins from a continuous measure to group values.
• Create Custom Fields with Calculations: Create calculated fields to add new data to your source and save them for analysis.
• Ad-Hoc Calculations: Understand ad-hoc (in-line) calculations you create and update directly on a field in the view.
• Aggregate Functions in Tableau: Reference of Tableau aggregate functions like AVG, COUNT, and CORR, with an example calculation.
• Best Practices for Creating Calculations in Tableau: Tips and guidelines for creating efficient calculations in Tableau to optimize workbook performance.
• How to Create a Calculated Member: Create calculated members in multidimensional data sources using MDX formulas.
• Get Started with Calculations in Tableau: Get started creating and editing calculated fields in Tableau using the calculation editor.
• Example - Spotlighting Using Calculations: Example of using a calculation to spotlight discrete thresholds, such as color-coding sales.
• Create a Simple Calculated Field: Create a simple calculated field, such as Profit Ratio, using a formula from existing fields.
• Level of Detail Expressions: Create Level of Detail (LOD) expressions to compute values at INCLUDE, EXCLUDE, or FIXED granularity.
• Data Source Constraints for Level of Detail Expressions: Understand data source constraints and version limits for Level of Detail expressions.
• EXCLUDE Level of Detail Expressions: Use EXCLUDE LOD expressions to omit dimensions and compute at a coarser level of detail.
• Filters and Level of Detail Expressions: Understand where Level of Detail expressions are evaluated in Tableau's order of filters.
• FIXED Level of Detail Expressions: Use FIXED LOD expressions to compute values from specified dimensions, ignoring the view.
• INCLUDE Level of Detail Expressions: Use INCLUDE LOD expressions to compute at a finer level and re-aggregate in the view.
• Overview: Level of Detail Expressions: Understand how Level of Detail expressions are computed at row and view levels in Tableau.
• Reconciling Level of Detail Expressions with the View Level of Detail: Understand how Tableau reconciles an LOD expression's granularity with the view level of detail.
• Table-Scoped Level of Detail Expressions: Understand table-scoped LOD expressions that compute across the whole table without scoping keywords.
• Tips for Working with Calculated Fields in Tableau: Tips for working efficiently in the Tableau calculation editor, including drag-and-drop and auto-complete.
• Understanding Calculations in Tableau: Understand why and when to use calculations to create new data in Tableau.
• Tips for Learning How to Create Calculations: Tips for learning to build calculation formulas by clarifying your question and researching functions.
• Types of Calculations in Tableau: Understand the three calculation types in Tableau: basic expressions, LOD expressions, and table calculations.
• Choosing the Right Calculation Type: Choose the right calculation type for your analysis among basic, LOD, and table calculations.
• Calculate Percentages in Tableau: Calculate percentages in Tableau and choose among percentage options like Percent of Total.
• Transform Values with Table Calculations: Transform values with table calculations using addressing and partitioning across the view.
• Customize Table Calculations: Customize table calculations with the Compute Using dropdown and build nested table calculations.
• Table Calculation Types: Reference of table calculation types like Difference From, Moving, and Percent of Total.
• Quick Table Calculations: Apply quick table calculations to a visualization using common default settings.
• Show Totals in a Visualization: Show grand totals and subtotals in a visualization and customize how they are calculated.
• Cardinality and Referential Integrity: Understand cardinality and referential integrity and how they affect Tableau data source performance.
• Use Parameters to Make Views More Interactive: Use parameters and calculated fields to let viewers interactively change what a view displays.
• Create a Data Source or Add a New Connection with Clipboard Data: Copy and paste data directly into Tableau to create a data source for quick analysis.
• Close Data Sources: Understand how closing a data source disconnects Tableau without modifying the data.
• Find Clusters in Data: Find clusters in a view to partition similar marks using Tableau's cluster analysis.
• Create a Co-Occurrence Visualization Using a Parameter and a Set: Create a co-occurrence visualization with a parameter and a set for market basket analysis.
• Organize Items in a Collection: Organize related Tableau content into collections and manage collection permissions.
• Comment on Views: Add comments on views and @mention other users to share data discoveries.
• Tableau Concepts: Learn core Tableau concepts like dimensions, measures, data types, and aggregation.
• Configure External OAuth for SAP HANA: Configure external OAuth 2.0/OIDC identity federation for SAP HANA in Tableau Cloud.
• Configure External OAuth for Impala: Configure external OAuth 2.0/OIDC identity federation for Impala in Tableau.
• Configure External OAuth for Snowflake: Client Credentials Flow: Configure Azure AD OAuth and modern authentication for Azure and Microsoft connectors in Tableau Server.
• Configure A Proxy with OAuth: Configure a forward proxy in Tableau Desktop and Server to enable OAuth authentication.
• Run Initial SQL: Run an initial SQL command when connecting to a database, including parameters and deferred execution.
• Replace Data Sources: Replace a workbook's data source in Tableau Desktop by remapping fields to a new source.
• Stored Procedures: Use a stored procedure to define a database connection in Tableau, with database-specific constraints.
• Customize and Tune a Connection: Customize and tune ODBC and JDBC connections using TDC and properties files.
• Customize Connection String for Native Connectors: Customize a native connector's connection string using a TDC file and odbc-connect-string-extras.
• Connector Authentication: Overview of authentication types supported by native and generic Tableau connectors.
• Copy Sheets and Data Sources Between Workbooks: Copy and paste or import sheets and data sources between workbooks in Tableau.
• Copyright: Tableau copyright, patent, and trademark notice from Salesforce, Inc.
• Creators: Connect to Data on the Web: As a Creator, connect to published data sources and files on the web in Tableau Cloud or Server.
• Creators: Prepare Data on the Web: As a Creator, prepare data on the web using the Data Source page in Tableau Cloud or Server.
• Cube Data Sources: Understand cube (OLAP) data sources and which Tableau features differ when using them.
• Map Locations Not Recognized: Geocode locations Tableau doesn't recognize by importing custom latitude and longitude data.
• Connect to a Custom SQL Query: Connect to a custom SQL query in Tableau, with examples, parameters, and performance notes.
• Use Custom Views: Create a custom view to save and share your modifications to a Tableau view and find custom views that others have saved.
• Maintain Content with Custom Views: Avoid breaking custom views when editing workbooks or data sources.
• Explore your Dashboards with Tableau Agent (Beta): Create AI-generated dashboard narratives and insights with Tableau Agent (beta).
• Use Dashboard Extensions: Add and configure dashboard extensions to expand dashboards with third-party web applications.
• Tableau Agent in Dashboards (Beta): Create AI-generated dashboard narratives and insights with Tableau Agent (beta).
• Dashboards: Understand dashboards as collections of views that let you compare multiple data sources at once.
• Best Practices for Effective Dashboards: Apply best practices for effective dashboards: know your purpose, audience, layout, and interactivity.
• Create a Dashboard: Create a dashboard by combining sheets, adding objects, and setting interactivity.
• Create Dashboard Layouts for Different Device Types: Create device-specific dashboard layouts optimized for phone, tablet, and desktop screens.
• Size and Lay Out Your Dashboard: Size and lay out a dashboard using fixed sizing and floating or tiled layout containers.
• Refine Your Dashboard: Refine a dashboard by checking placement, label readability, sizing, and image display.
• Create a Sheet Selection Menu for a Dashboard: Create a sheet selection menu using a parameter and calculated field to swap views in a dashboard.
• Connect to and Prepare Data: Connect to data and set up the data source before beginning analysis in Tableau.
• Send Data-Driven Alerts from Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server: Create and manage data-driven alerts that notify people when data crosses thresholds.
• Understand Field Type Detection and Naming Improvements: Understand how Tableau detects field types and improves field names automatically.
• Convert a Field to a Date Field: Convert a text or numeric field to a date using data type changes and the DATEPARSE function.
• Explore and Inspect Data in a View: Explore and inspect data in a view using mark selection, tooltips, and analytics objects.
• Explore Dashboards with Data Guide: Use Data Guide to add author descriptions and surface insights about a dashboard for users.
• Clean Data from Excel, CSV, PDF, and Google Sheets with Data Interpreter: Use Data Interpreter to clean messy Excel, CSV, PDF, and Google Sheets data for analysis.
• Create a Tableau Data Story (English Only): Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Analytics: Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Characteristics: Feature retired.
• Configure Settings for a Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Add a Tableau Data Story to a Dashboard: Feature retired.
• Customize Your Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Customize Your Tableau Data Story: Context Variables: Feature retired.
• Customize Your Tableau Data Story: Functions: Feature retired.
• Customize Your Tableau Data Story: Hide and Reorder Content: Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Display: Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Drivers: Feature retired.
• Add More Data to Your Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Narrative: Feature retired.
• Refresh Parameters in a Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Add a Pop-Up Tableau Data Story to Your Dashboard: Feature retired.
• Create Custom Measure Relationships in Your Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Configure Tableau Data Story Settings: Relationships: Feature retired.
• Choose the Right Story Type for Your Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Use a Table Calculation in a Tableau Data Story: Feature retired.
• Structure Data for Analysis: Understand how data structure-rows, fields, and granularity-affects analysis in Tableau.
• Tips for Working with Your Data: Tips for formatting data for analysis, like pivoting crosstabs and removing blank cells.
• Organize and Customize Fields in the Data Pane: Organize and customize fields in the Data pane using folders, sorting, and search.
• Edit Default Settings for Fields: Edit default field settings like aggregation, number format, color, shape, and sort order.
• Create Aliases to Rename Members in the View: Create aliases to rename dimension members so they display differently in the view.
• Handling Null and Other Special Values: Handle null and other special values that Tableau cannot plot, using the special values indicator.
• Dimensions and Measures, Blue and Green: Understand dimensions and measures, and the blue (discrete) versus green (continuous) field roles.
• Convert a Measure to a Dimension: Convert a measure to a dimension in the view or across the workbook in the Data pane.
• Convert Fields Between Discrete and Continuous: Convert measures and date fields between discrete and continuous in Tableau.
• Data Types: Understand and change field data types like integer, date, and string in Tableau.
• Work with Data Fields in the Data Pane: Work with the Data pane, including auto-created fields like Measure Names and generated Latitude.
• Measure Values and Measure Names: Understand Measure Values and Measure Names fields for building views with multiple measures.
• The Tableau Data Model: Understand the Tableau data model's logical and physical layers and build single- or multi-table models.
• Questions about Relationships, the Data Model, and Data Sources: Answers to common questions about relationships, the data model, and data sources in Tableau.
• What's Changed with Data Sources and Analysis: Understand what changed in data sources with the logical layer and relationships in Tableau 2020.2.
• Don't Be Scared of Relationships: Get comfortable with relationships that combine tables without flattening them into one table.
• Don't Be Scared of Calculations in Relationships: Understand how calculations work in data sources that use relationships and table-level detail.
• Don’t Be Scared of Deeper Relationships: Understand deeper relationship concepts like field domains and the meaning of nulls.
• Composable Data Sources: Compose and extend published data sources to combine and republish them without altering originals.
• Build a Multi-Fact Relationship Data Model: Build a multi-fact relationship data model using multiple base tables connected by shared tables.
• About Multi-fact Relationship Data Models: Understand multi-fact relationship data models that use multiple base tables and relatedness levels.
• Understand Tooltips for Multi-fact Relationship Data Models: Interpret field relatedness tooltips in multi-fact relationship data models.
• When to Use a Multi-fact Relationship Model: Understand when to use a multi-fact relationship model to combine unrelated tables by context.
• How Analysis Works for Data Sources that Use Relationships: Understand how analysis works in data sources that use relationships across multiple tables.
• Use Relationships for Multi-table Data Analysis: Use relationships to combine multiple tables for analysis without flattening them.
• Plan the Data Source: Plan a data source and choose how to combine data using relationships, joins, blends, or unions.
• Set Up Data Sources: Set up a data source on the Data Source page to prepare your data for analysis.
• Use Certified Data Sources: Use trusted data by connecting to a certified data source published to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
• How Relationships Differ from Joins: Understand how relationships differ from joins and when each is appropriate.
• Optimize Relationship Queries Using Performance Options: Optimize relationship queries using cardinality and referential integrity performance options.
• Build Common Chart Types in Data Views: Work through exercises to build common chart types using the Sample - Superstore data.
• Date Properties: Set date properties for a data source, including calendar, week start, and fiscal year start.
• Dates and Times: Understand how Tableau handles dates and times in relational versus cube data sources.
• ISO-8601 Week-Based Calendar: Use the ISO-8601 week-based calendar in Tableau and build a 4-4-5 fiscal calendar.
• Continuous Dates: Understand continuous dates that create an axis, versus discrete date parts that create labels.
• Custom Dates: Create custom dates using DATEPART or DATETRUNC to work at a specific date level.
• Custom Date Formats: Format date fields in a view using custom date format symbols, including Japanese era formats.
• Using Week-Based Placeholders in Custom Date Formats: Use ISO-8601 week and year placeholders in custom date formats for supported locales.
• Fiscal Dates: Display dates using fiscal-year equivalents by setting a fiscal year start month on the data source.
• Change Date Levels: Change the date level of a field-such as year, quarter, or month-on shelves in a view.
• Perfect Pivoting with Dates: Perfect pivot dates by placing different date levels on separate shelves at once.
• Tableau Desktop and Web Authoring Help: Landing page for Tableau Desktop and web authoring help.
• Design Views and Analyze Data: Overview of resources for 2building views, dashboards, and stories to analyze data in Tableau.
• Tableau Desktop Public Edition, Free Edition, and Professional Edition Feature Comparison: Compare Tableau Desktop Public, Free, and Professional editions to choose the right one.
• Build Views and Explore Data with Tableau Agent: Build views and explore data using the generative AI Tableau Agent in Tableau Desktop.
• Use Dynamic Axis Ranges: Use dynamic axis ranges to update a view's axis based on a parameter or user selection.
• Use Dynamic Axis Titles: Use dynamic axis titles that update based on a parameter or field to communicate units accurately.
• Use Dynamic Zone Visibility: Use Dynamic Zone Visibility to show or hide dashboard zones based on a field or parameter value.
• Edit a Published Data Source: Edit, test, and roll back changes to a published data source without disrupting workbooks.
• Explore Predictions in Tableau with the Einstein Discovery Dashboard Extension: Surface real-time Einstein Discovery predictions in dashboards with the dashboard extension.
• Integrate Einstein Discovery Predictions in Tableau: Integrate Einstein Discovery predictions into Tableau views via calculated fields and extensions.
• Embed Views into Webpages: Copy the embed code to embed Tableau views into webpages.
• Writing Embed Code for Views: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Embed Code for Custom Views: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Embed Dashboards: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Embed Images of Tableau Server Views: Embed a non-interactive image of a Tableau Server view into a webpage.
• Embed Tableau Views into Salesforce: Embed Tableau views into Salesforce Lightning pages with the Tableau View web component.
• Embed Views into Wikis: Embed a Tableau view into a wiki page using an iframe tag.
• Add Filters to Embed Code for Views: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Embed Views and Metrics: Retirement of the legacy metrics feature
• Embed Code Parameters for Views: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Control Load Order for Multiple Embedded Views: The embed code for Tableau Server 2022
• Embed Metrics into Webpages (Retired): Embed legacy metrics into webpages. This retired feature was replaced by Tableau Pulse.
• How View URLs Are Structured: Understand how view URLs are structured on Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server.
• Tableau File Types and Folders: Understand Tableau file types-workbooks, extracts, and bookmarks-and change the repository location.
• Tour the Tableau Environment: Tour the Tableau Desktop environment, including panes, shelves, and workspace elements.
• Workbooks and Sheets: Understand the Tableau workbook and sheet structure of worksheets, dashboards, and stories.
• Manage Sheets in Dashboards and Stories: Hide, show, and navigate sheets to manage workbooks and design dashboards.
• Navigate and Organize Sheets: Navigate and organize workbook sheets using tabs, the filmstrip, and the sheet sorter.
• Create or Open Workbooks: Create, open, and manage Tableau workbooks, including published workbooks.
• Analytics Pane: Use the Analytics pane to add reference lines, trend lines, forecasts, and box plots to a view.
• Reorganizing the Workspace: Reorganize the Tableau workspace by rearranging cards and using Presentation Mode.
• Data Source Page: Understand the Data Source page areas: left pane, canvas, data grid, and metadata grid.
• Start Page: The start page in Tableau Desktop is a central location from which you can do the following:
• The Tableau Workspace: Reference of the Tableau workspace: menus, toolbar, Data pane, cards, shelves, and sheets.
• Use Tableau-Supplied Connectors: Overview of supported Tableau connectors listed in the order they appear on the Connect pane.
• Microsoft Access: Connect Tableau to a Microsoft Access database file and set up the data source.
• Alibaba AnalyticDB for MySQL: Connect Tableau to an Alibaba AnalyticDB for MySQL database and set up the data source.
• Alibaba Data Lake Analytics: Connect Tableau to Alibaba Data Lake Analytics and set up the data source.
• Alibaba MaxCompute: Connect Tableau to Alibaba MaxCompute and set up the data source.
• Amazon Athena: Connect Tableau to Amazon Athena data and set up the data source, including OAuth options.
• Amazon Aurora for MySQL: Connect Tableau to Amazon Aurora for MySQL and set up the data source.
• Amazon EMR Hadoop Hive: Connect Tableau to an Amazon EMR Hadoop Hive database and set up the data source.
• Amazon Redshift: Connect Tableau to an Amazon Redshift database and set up the data source, including OAuth.
• Amazon S3: Connect Tableau to the driverless Amazon S3 connector and set up the data source.
• Apache Hive: Connect Tableau to open-source Apache Hive and set up the data source.
• Apache Impala: Connect Tableau to open-source Apache Impala and set up the data source.
• Apache Drill: Connect Tableau to Apache Drill data and set up the data source.
• Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2: Connect Tableau to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 using OAuth and set up the data source.
• Azure SQL Database: Connect Tableau to Azure SQL Database and set up the data source.
• Azure SQL Synapse Analytics: Connect Tableau to Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly SQL Data Warehouse) and set up the data source.
• Box: Connect Tableau to Box data and set up the data source.
• TIBCO Data Virtualization: Connect Tableau to a TIBCO Data Virtualization (formerly Cisco Information Server) database.
• Connectors Built with the Tableau Connector SDK: Use and install connectors built with the Tableau Connector SDK from the Tableau Exchange.
• Salesforce Data 360: Connect Tableau to Salesforce Data 360 (formerly Data Cloud) and set up the data source.
• Databricks: Connect Tableau to a Databricks database and set up the data source.
• IBM DB2: This article describes how to connect Tableau to an IBM DB2 database and set up the data source
• Denodo (retired): Connect Tableau to Denodo and set up the data source (connector deprecated).
• Dremio Connector by Dremio (retired): Connect Tableau to a Dremio data lake and set up the data source.
• Dropbox: Connect Tableau to Dropbox data and set up the data source.
• Oracle Eloqua: Connect Tableau to Oracle Eloqua and set up the data source.
• Esri Connector: Connect Tableau to an Esri ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Online and set up the data source.
• Oracle Essbase: Connect Tableau to an Oracle Essbase database, set up the data source, and build views.
• Exasol: Connect Tableau to data in the Exasol platform and set up the data source.
• Excel: Connect Tableau to Microsoft Excel file data and set up the data source.
• Other Files: Connect Tableau to other supported file types, including data extracts and workbooks.
• Firebird 3: Connect Tableau to a Firebird 3 database and set up the data source.
• Google Analytics: Connect Tableau to Google Analytics (Universal Analytics) and set up the data source.
• Google Analytics 4: Connect Tableau to Google Analytics 4 and set up the data source.
• Google BigQuery: Connect Tableau to Google BigQuery and set up the data source with OAuth.
• Google BigQuery JDBC: Connect Tableau Desktop and Tableau Cloud to Google BigQuery using the JDBC connector.
• Google Cloud SQL: Connect Tableau to a Google Cloud SQL database instance and set up the data source.
• Google Drive: Connect Tableau to Google Drive and set up the data source.
• Google Sheets (deprecated): Important: the Google Sheets connector was fully deprecated in mid 2023
• Pivotal Greenplum Database: Connect Tableau to a Pivotal Greenplum Database and set up the data source.
• Cloudera Hadoop: Connect Tableau to a Cloudera Hadoop database and set up the data source.
• Impala: Connect Tableau to an Impala database and set up the data source.
• IBM Informix: Connect Tableau to an IBM Informix database and set up the data source.
• Jira: Connect Tableau to Jira and set up the data source.
• JSON File: Connect Tableau to a local JSON file, select schema levels, and set up the data source.
• Kognitio (deprecated): Connect Tableau to a Kognitio database and set up the data source (connector deprecated).
• Kyvos: Connect Tableau to a Kyvos database and set up the data source.
• LinkedIn Sales Navigator (deprecated): Connect Tableau to LinkedIn Sales Navigator and set up the data source (connector retiring).
• MariaDB: Connect Tableau to a MariaDB database and set up the data source.
• Marketo: Connect Tableau to Marketo and set up the data source.
• MarkLogic: Connect Tableau to a MarkLogic database and set up the data source.
• Marketing Cloud Intelligence: Connect Tableau to Marketing Cloud Intelligence (formerly Datorama) and set up the data source.
• SingleStore: Connect Tableau to a SingleStore (formerly MemSQL) database and set up the data source.
• MonetDB: Connect Tableau to a MonetDB database and set up the data source.
• MongoDB BI Connector (deprecated): Connect Tableau to MongoDB BI data and set up the data source (connector deprecated).
• Microsoft Fabric: Connect Tableau to Microsoft Fabric using the Azure SQL Database connector or Power BI.
• Microsoft Analysis Services: Connect Tableau to a Microsoft Analysis Services database and set up the data source.
• MySQL Connector - Tableau: Connect Tableau to a MySQL database and set up the data source.
• IBM Netezza Performance Server: Connect Tableau to an IBM Netezza Performance Server database and set up the data source.
• OData: Connect Tableau to an OData data source (V1, V2, and V4).
• OneDrive and SharePoint Online: Connect Tableau to OneDrive and SharePoint Online document libraries and set up the data source.
• Oracle: Connect Tableau to an Oracle database and set up the data source.
• Oracle Netsuite: Connect Tableau to Oracle NetSuite and set up the data source.
• Other Databases (ODBC): Connect Tableau to other databases using a generic ODBC connection.
• Other Databases (JDBC): Connect Tableau to other databases using a generic JDBC connection.
• PDF File: Connect Tableau to .pdf file data, scan for tables, and set up the data source.
• PostgreSQL Connector - Tableau: Connect Tableau to a PostgreSQL database and set up the data source.
• Presto: Connect Tableau to a Presto database and set up the data source.
• Progress OpenEdge: Connect Tableau to a Progress OpenEdge database and set up the data source.
• Qubole Presto (deprecated): Connect Tableau to Qubole Presto and set up the data source.
• Intuit QuickBooks Online (retired): Connect Tableau to Intuit QuickBooks Online data and set up the data source (connector retired).
• Salesforce CRM: Connect Tableau to Salesforce.com CRM data using OAuth and set up the data source.
• Salesforce Marketing Cloud: Connect Tableau to Salesforce Marketing Cloud and configure the instance for API connections.
• SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse: Connect Tableau to SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse (BW) data and set up the data source.
• SAP HANA: Connect Tableau to an SAP HANA database and set up the data source.
• SAP SuccessFactors: Connect Tableau to the SAP SuccessFactors application and set up the data source.
• ServiceNow: Connect Tableau to the ServiceNow JDBC connector and set up the data source.
• SharePoint Lists (retired): Connect Tableau to SharePoint Lists and set up the data source (connector deprecated).
• SharePoint Lists (JDBC): Connect Tableau to the SharePoint Lists (JDBC) driver and set up the data source.
• Snowflake: Connect Tableau to a Snowflake data warehouse and set up the data source.
• Spark SQL: Connect Tableau to a Spark SQL database and set up the data source.
• Spatial File: Connect Tableau to spatial files such as Shapefiles, KML, GeoJSON, and Esri File Geodatabases.
• Splunk (retired): Connect Tableau to Splunk data using the ODBC connector and set up the data source.
• Splunk JDBC: Connect Tableau to Splunk data using the JDBC connector and set up the data source.
• Microsoft SQL Server: Connect Tableau to a Microsoft SQL Server database and set up the data source.
• Statistical File: Connect Tableau to a statistical file (SAS, SPSS, R) and set up the data source.
• SAP Sybase ASE: Connect Tableau to an SAP Sybase ASE database and set up the data source.
• SAP Sybase IQ: Connect Tableau to an SAP Sybase IQ database and set up the data source.
• Tableau Semantics: Connect Tableau to Tableau Semantics models in Data 360 and set up the data source.
• Connect to Data by Using Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud: Connect to published data sources by signing in to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
• Teradata: Connect Tableau to a Teradata database or Unity server and set up the data source.
• Teradata OLAP Connection: Establish a Teradata OLAP connection in Tableau and set up the data source.
• Text File: Connect Tableau to delimited text file data and set up the data source.
• Vertica: Connect Tableau to a Vertica database and set up the data source.
• Connectors Built with the Web Data Connector 3.0 SDK: Use and build connectors with the Web Data Connector 3.0 SDK for web data and APIs.
• Web Data Connector 2.0 (retired): Connect Tableau to a Web Data Connector 2.0 (deprecated) and set up the data source.
• Discover Insights Faster with Explain Data: Use Explain Data to inspect marks and uncover outliers and correlations in a viz.
• Get Started with Explain Data: Get started running Explain Data on a dashboard, sheet, or mark.
• Control Access to Explain Data: Control who can access Explain Data and which explanation types and fields appear.
• Disable or Enable Explain Data for a Site: Disable or enable Explain Data availability for a Tableau site.
• How Explain Data Works: Understand how Explain Data analyzes marks and evaluates statistical explanations.
• Explanation Types in Explain Data: Understand the explanation types Explain Data generates for analyzed marks.
• Analyzed Fields in Explain Data: View and change the fields Explain Data uses for its statistical analysis.
• Requirements and Considerations for Using Explain Data: Understand requirements and considerations for getting good results from Explain Data.
• Download Views and Workbooks: Download views and workbooks as an image, PDF, CSV, PowerPoint, and other formats on Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server.
• Save Data Sources: Save a data source to a .tds or .tdsx file to reuse or share locally.
• Integrate External Actions: Integrate external actions to trigger Salesforce Flow workflows from Tableau dashboards.
• Tableau Data Extract Command-Line Utility: Automate extract refresh tasks using the Tableau Data Extract Command-Line Utility.
• Tableau Extract API: Use the Tableau Hyper API to create and modify .hyper extract files programmatically.
• Add Data to Extracts: Add new data to an existing extract from a file or another data source.
• Extract Your Data: Create a data extract to improve performance and access Tableau features.
• Materialize Calculations in Your Extracts: Materialize calculations in an extract to speed up future queries.
• Updating Extracts on Tableau Server: Update extract data sources published to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
• Refresh Extracts: Refresh extracts using full or incremental refresh from Tableau Desktop.
• About Extract Upgrades from .tde to .hyper: Upgrade extracts from the legacy .tde format to the .hyper format.
• Mark Favorites: Add Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server content as favorites for quick access.
• Filter Data Across Multiple Data Sources: Filter data across multiple data sources using a common field and relationships.
• Filter Data from Your Views: Filter data from your views, including interactive and formatted filters.
• Create Slicing Filters: Create slicing filters for multidimensional data sources in Tableau.
• Use Context Filters: Use context filters to create an independent filter that other filters depend on.
• Filter Data from Your Data Source: Create data source filters to reduce data and restrict what users can see.
• Apply Filters to Multiple Worksheets: Apply filters to multiple worksheets that use the same or related data sources.
• Find Good Data Sets: Learn what makes a good data set for analysis and how to find one.
• Creating a Forecast: Create a forecast in a view using a date dimension and a measure.
• Describe Forecast Dialog Box: Understand the Describe Forecast dialog box and the forecast models Tableau computes.
• Forecast Field Results: Understand the forecast result types you can display in a view.
• How Forecasting Works in Tableau: Understand how Tableau forecasting uses exponential smoothing, trend, and seasonality.
• Forecasting When No Date is in the View: Understand how Tableau forecasts when no date dimension is in the view.
• Forecast Options Dialog Box: Configure forecast options including length, source data, model, and prediction interval.
• Resolving Forecasting Errors: Resolve forecasting errors caused by too much or too little data.
• Troubleshooting Forecasting: Troubleshoot forecasting issues, including null forecasts.
• Forecasting: Overview of adding a forecast to a view using a date dimension and measure.
• FORMAT() Function Workarounds in Tableau: Use workarounds for formatting fields since Tableau has no FORMAT() function.
• Format Your Work: Format worksheet elements such as fonts, shading, alignment, borders, and lines.
• Format Animations: Format animations to highlight changing patterns and transitions in visualizations.
• Create Custom Color Palettes: Create and use custom color palettes in Tableau for branding and visualization.
• Use Custom Fonts: Use and publish custom fonts in Tableau visualizations and published workbooks.
• Use Custom Formatting Themes: Use custom formatting themes to apply consistent formatting across workbooks.
• Edit Axes: Edit axis range, scale, and appearance for continuous fields in a view.
• Format Text: Format text including fonts, alignment, tooltips, titles, and captions.
• Rebrand a Dashboard: Rebrand a dashboard by changing fonts, mark colors, tooltips, and adding a logo.
• Resize Tables and Cells: Resize tables, rows, columns, and cells to control how a view displays.
• Format Text and Numbers: Overview of options for formatting specific text and number items in a view.
• Format Fields and Field Labels: Format a specific field or field label scoped to where it appears in a view.
• Format Numbers and Null Values: Format numbers and null values, including custom number formats and currency.
• Format Individual Parts of the View: Format individual view parts such as titles, captions, tooltips, and controls.
• Define Table Structure: Define table structure including aspect ratio, number format, and row/column attributes.
• Format at the Workbook Level: Format fonts, titles, and lines at the workbook level for consistency across views.
• Format at the Worksheet Level: Format fonts, alignment, shading, borders, and lines at the worksheet level.
• Functions in Tableau: Overview of the functions available for use in Tableau calculations.
• All Functions (Alphabetical): Reference of all Tableau calculation functions organized in alphabetical order.
• All Functions (Categorical): Reference of all Tableau calculation functions organized by category.
• Additional Functions (Regex, Hadoop Hive, Google Big Query): Reference for additional functions including regular expressions, Hadoop Hive, and BigQuery.
• Date Functions: Reference for Tableau date functions used in calculations.
• Logical Functions: Reference for Tableau logical functions such as IF, CASE, and AND.
• Number Functions: Reference for Tableau number functions used in calculations.
• Pass-Through Functions (RAWSQL): Reference for RAWSQL pass-through functions that send SQL directly to the database.
• Predictive Modeling Functions: Reference for predictive modeling functions MODEL_PERCENTILE and MODEL_QUANTILE.
• Spatial Functions: Reference for spatial functions such as BUFFER, DISTANCE, and INTERSECTS.
• String Functions: Reference for Tableau string functions used to manipulate text data.
• Table Calculation Functions: Reference for table calculation functions such as INDEX, LOOKUP, and FIRST.
• Type Conversion: Reference for type conversion functions that cast fields between data types.
• User Functions: Reference for user functions used to build user filters and row-level security.
• Writing Calculations in Tableau: Learn how to write and format calculations in Tableau, including syntax and components.
• Use Partner-Built Connectors from the Tableau Exchange: Find, install, and use partner-built connectors from the Tableau Exchange.
• Build a Basic View to Explore Your Data: Build a basic view with Sample - Superstore to explore your data in Tableau.
• Getting Started with Web Authoring: Get started with web authoring as a Creator: connect to data and build views on the web.
• Get Started: Overview of getting started with building views, the workspace, and Tableau concepts.
• Tableau Help
• Edit Data Sources: Edit data sources, including joining tables, creating calculations, and renaming fields.
• Add Web Images Dynamically to Worksheets: Assign an image role to URL fields to add web images dynamically to worksheets.
• Get Details About Fields and Sheets in a Workbook: Get details about fields and sheets in a workbook using Describe Sheet and Describe.
• Drop Lines: Use drop lines to distinguish marks and call out their position in a view.
• Zoom and Pan Views, and Select Marks: Zoom, pan, and select marks in a view using the view toolbar.
• Summary Card: Use the Summary Card to see quick statistics about a selection or data source.
• Undo and Redo: Use undo and redo to step through actions in Tableau Desktop and the web.
• View Underlying Data: Use the View Data window to see the underlying data behind marks and views.
• Tableau JDBC Capability Customizations Reference: Reference for JDBC capability customizations set in a TDC file.
• Oracle JDBC Connections with SSL: Configure one-way and two-way SSL for Oracle JDBC connections in Tableau.
• Configure SSL for JDBC Connections: Configure one-way and two-way SSL for JDBC connections in Tableau.
• Tableau and JDBC: Understand how Tableau uses JDBC drivers and how to tune their performance.
• Join Your Data: Join data from multiple tables or data sources, including join types and clauses.
• Assuming Referential Integrity for Joins: Improve join query performance by assuming referential integrity.
• Review Join Results in the Data Grid: Review join results in the data grid and resolve field mismatches.
• Troubleshoot Joins: Troubleshoot join issues like over-counting, duplicated data, and broken joins.
• Improve Performance for Cross-Database Joins: Improve performance for cross-database joins between databases and files.
• Visualize Key Progress Indicators: Create a view that visualizes Key Progress Indicators using threshold calculations and shapes.
• Licensing and activation: Understand licensing and activation options for Tableau Desktop and Prep.
• Maintain Licenses for Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep: Maintain term licenses for Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep.
• Link to a PNG, PDF, or CSV of a View: Link to PNG, PDF, or CSV versions of a view for sites that don't support embedding.
• Manage Credentials: Manage saved credentials for data connections on your account settings page.
• Maps and Geographic Data Analysis in Tableau: Overview of creating maps and analyzing geographic data in Tableau.
• Mapping in Tableau: Understand mapping concepts and the types of maps you can build in Tableau.
• Build Maps in Tableau: Overview of building different map types in Tableau, from simple to choropleth.
• Create Territories on a Map: Create custom territories on a map by grouping locations or geographic fields.
• Data Blending vs. Custom Geocoding: Compare data blending and custom geocoding for plotting your own locations on a map.
• Blend Geographic Data: Example of blending geographic data to plot custom locations on a map.
• Customize Maps: Overview of options for customizing the look and interaction of maps.
• Customize How People Interact with your Map: Customize how people interact with a map, including scale, search, pan, and zoom.
• Location Data that Tableau Supports for Building Map Views: Understand the location data Tableau supports for building map views.
• Analyze Marks on a Map with Drive Time: Use the Drive Time selection tool to select map marks based on travel time.
• Create Dual-Axis (Layered) Maps in Tableau: Create dual-axis (layered) maps that overlay two sets of geographic data.
• Edit Unknown or Ambiguous Locations: Edit unknown or ambiguous locations that Tableau does not recognize on a map.
• Explore Data in Maps: Explore map data by selecting marks, panning, zooming, and searching locations.
• Format Geographic Fields in Tableau: Assign geographic roles to fields so you can use them to create map views.
• Create Maps that Show Ratio or Aggregated Data in Tableau: Create choropleth (filled) maps that show ratio or aggregated data in Tableau.
• Create Filled Maps with Pie Charts in Tableau: Create filled maps with pie charts to show proportions by geographic location.
• Create Maps that Show a Path Over Time in Tableau: Create flow (path) maps that show movement over time, such as a storm path.
• Maps that Show Density or Trends: Create density maps (heatmaps) that reveal concentration of overlapping marks.
• Create Maps that Show Paths Between Origins and Destinations in Tableau: Create spider (origin-destination) maps that show paths between hubs and points.
• Create Maps that Highlight Visual Clusters of Data in Tableau: Create point distribution maps that highlight visual clusters of data points.
• Build a Simple Map: Build a simple point, filled, or density map for geographic analysis.
• Create Maps that Show Quantitative Values in Tableau: Create proportional symbol maps that show quantitative values for locations.
• Search for Locations in Your Map: Use map search to find and inspect locations in a map view.
• Select Background Maps: Select and change the background map for your map views in Tableau.
• Save a Map Source: Save a Mapbox map or WMS server as a Tableau map source (.tms) to share.
• Import a Map Source: Import a Tableau map source (.tms) into a workbook to create custom map views.
• Use Mapbox Maps: Add and use Mapbox maps in your Tableau workbooks and map views.
• Use Web Map Service (WMS) Servers: Connect to and use Web Map Service (WMS) servers as background maps in Tableau.
• Create Geographic Layers for Maps: Create geographic marks layers to overlay multiple layers of data on a map.
• Measure Distances Between Data Points and Locations in a Map: Use the Radial tool to measure approximate distances between points on a map.
• Map Storing: Understand how Tableau caches map images for performance and offline work.
• Customize How Your Map Looks: Customize map appearance using map layers, styles, and U.S. demographic data.
• Create Tableau Maps from Spatial Files: Create maps from spatial files such as shapefiles, KML, GeoJSON, and geodatabases.
• Join Spatial Files in Tableau: Join spatial files using their geometry or with spatial calculations.
• Connect to Spatial Data in a Database: Connect to spatial data in a database and use custom SQL or RAWSQL for analysis.
• The Mapping Workspace in Tableau: Understand the elements of the Tableau mapping workspace.
• Create and Troubleshoot Metrics (Retired): Create and troubleshoot the retired legacy metrics feature.
• Show or Hide Missing Values or Empty Rows and Columns: Show or hide missing values, empty rows, and empty columns in a view.
• Move Marks: Move marks forward or backward in a dual-axis view to control overlap.
• Blend Your Data: Blend data from multiple sources by combining a primary and secondary data source.
• Add Axes for Multiple Measures in Views: Add individual, blended, or dual axes to compare multiple measures in a view.
• Bring a Field into the Primary Data Source: Use a primary group to bring only needed fields from a secondary data source.
• Edit Primary Aliases: Alias field values using data blending to rename dimension values.
• Navigate Data Sources in the Data Pane: Navigate and select data sources in the Data pane of a workbook.
• Blend on Summary Data: Use data blending to combine primary data with summary data from a large source.
• Troubleshoot Data Blending: Troubleshoot common data blending warnings and errors.
• Tour Your Tableau Site: Tour your Tableau site to find projects, workbooks, views, and data sources.
• OAuth Overview: Understand OAuth, an authentication protocol for granting limited access to resources.
• Tableau Capability Customizations Reference: Reference for ODBC capability customizations set in a TDC file.
• Example: Customize an ODBC Connection: Example of customizing an ODBC connection using a TDC file.
• ODBC/SQL Customizations Reference: Reference for ODBC/SQL customizations set in a TDC file using SQLGetInfo values.
• Tableau and ODBC: Understand how Tableau works with ODBC drivers and tunes their performance.
• Tableau's Order of Operations: Understand Tableau's order of operations (query pipeline) for filters and calculations.
• Create Parameters: Create, edit, and use parameters in calculations, filters, and reference lines.
• Example: Add a Parameter to a Map View: example: add a parameter to a map view to set a birth rate threshold.
• Example – Swap Measures Using Parameters: example: swap measures in a view using parameters and calculated fields.
• Create a Pareto Chart: Create a Pareto chart combining bars and a cumulative line using a table calculation.
• Design for Performance While You Build a View: Design for performance while building a view in Tableau.
• Tableau Workbook Performance Checklist: Use the workbook performance checklist to make performance-aware design choices.
• Know Your Data at the Database Level: Understand database-level factors that affect Tableau performance.
• Create Efficient Calculations: Create efficient calculations to improve workbook performance.
• Test Your Data and Use Extracts: Test your data and use extracts to improve workbook performance.
• Record and Analyze Workbook Performance: Record and analyze workbook performance in Tableau Desktop.
• Reducing Upload Times: Reduce upload times when publishing workbooks to Tableau Server.
• Make Visualizations Faster: Make visualizations faster by reducing scope, filters, and marks.
• Optimize Workbook Performance: Overview of tips for optimizing workbook performance in Tableau.
• Create and Edit Private Content in Personal Space: Save content to a Personal Space on Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server to keep the content private.
• Pivot Data from Columns to Rows: Pivot data from crosstab columns to rows, including via custom SQL.
• Create a Population Pyramid: Create a population pyramid to show distribution of age groups in a population.
• Predictive Modeling: Overview of predictive modeling functions that use linear regression in Tableau.
• Choosing a Predictive Model: Choose a predictive model among linear, regularized, and Gaussian process regression.
• Choosing Predictors: Choose predictors for prediction calculations using R-squared values.
• Compute Using and Data Partitioning in Predictive Modeling: Understand Compute Using and data partitioning in predictive modeling functions.
• Example - Explore Female Life Expectancy with Predictive Modeling Functions: example: explore female life expectancy with MODEL_PERCENTILE and MODEL_QUANTILE.
• Predictive Modeling Functions in Time Series Visualizations: Use predictive modeling functions to make predictions for future dates in time series.
• Predictive Modeling with Generated Marks: Use predictive modeling with generated marks to predict missing values.
• How Predictive Modeling Functions Work in Tableau: Understand in detail how predictive modeling functions work in Tableau.
• Regularization and Augmentation in Predictive Modeling: Improve predictive model fit using regularization and augmentation.
• Resolve Errors in Predictive Modeling Functions: Resolve errors in predictive modeling functions, including Gaussian process errors.
• Print Views from Tableau Desktop: Set up the page to print or create PDFs from Tableau Desktop.
• Tableau Public FAQ: Frequently asked questions about Tableau Public, the free platform for Tableau's commuity.
• Publish a Data Source on the Web: Publish a data source from a workbook in web authoring to share and reuse it.
• Publish a Data Source: Publish a data source to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud to share it.
• Best Practices for Published Data Sources: Understand best practices for creating and publishing data sources.
• Publish Data Sources and Workbooks: Overview of publishing data sources and workbooks to share your work.
• Authorize Access to Data Published to Tableau Cloud: Authorize access for Tableau Cloud to reach cloud data using IP addresses and VPCE IDs.
• Publish Views to Salesforce: Publish Tableau views to a Salesforce CRM Analytics app or Lightning page.
• Restrict Data Access with User Filters and Row Level Security: Restrict data access at the row level using user filters and row-level security.
• Create a User Filter and Secure it for Publishing: Create a user filter and secure it for publishing to implement row-level security.
• Make Workbooks Compatible with Older Versions: Make workbooks compatible with older versions of Tableau by downgrading them.
• Publish a Workbook: Comprehensive steps and options for publishing a workbook to Tableau.
• Set Permissions as You Publish a Data Source or Workbook: Set permissions for a workbook or data source during publishing.
• Prepare for Publishing a Workbook: Prepare a workbook for publishing by deciding on data access and performance.
• Schedule Extract Refreshes as You Publish a Workbook: Schedule extract refreshes when publishing a workbook that uses extracts.
• Simple Steps to Publish a Workbook: Simple steps to publish a workbook to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
• Save Workbooks to Tableau Public: Save workbooks to Tableau Public to share data discoveries publicly.
• Determine how others access your published data: Determine how others access your published data by setting the authentication type.
• Quick Start: Area Charts: Quick start: create an area chart to show accumulated totals over time.
• Quick Start: Bullet Graphs: Quick start: build a bullet graph to compare a measure against reference lines.
• Quick Start: Combination Charts: Quick start: build a combination chart using multiple mark types.
• Manage Web Content: Manage web content by editing descriptions and moving or renaming items.
• Create Hierarchies: Create hierarchies to quickly drill up and down between field levels in a viz.
• Use Bridge to Keep Data Fresh: Use Tableau Bridge to keep data behind a firewall fresh in Tableau Cloud.
• Create Relative Date Filters: Create relative date filters that dynamically show recent time periods.
• Work with Content Revisions: Work with content revisions to view and restore previous versions.
• Turn off Automatic Updates to Boost Performance: Turn off automatic updates to boost performance while building views.
• Pass Expressions with Analytics Extensions: Configure analytics extensions and pass expressions using SCRIPT functions.
• Troubleshooting External Service Connections: Troubleshoot analytics extension connections and SCRIPT function errors.
• Discover Recommended Views on Your Tableau Site: Discover recommended views on your Tableau site based on usage and popularity.
• Recycle Bin: Restore previously deleted content from the Recycle Bin on your Tableau site.
• Reference Lines, Bands, Distributions, and Boxes: Add reference lines, bands, distributions, and box plots to a continuous axis.
• Install or Upgrade Tableau Desktop: Install or upgrade Tableau Desktop and access the repository.
• Refresh Data or Pause Automatic Updates: Refresh data or pause automatic updates while interacting with a view on the web.
• Refresh Data Sources: Refresh live, extract, and published data sources in Tableau Desktop.
• Relate Your Data: Relate tables to combine data from multiple tables for analysis.
• Export Data from Tableau Desktop: Export data from a Tableau Desktop data source or view to CSV, Access, or Excel.
• Export Views from Tableau Desktop to Another Application: Export views from Tableau Desktop as images, PowerPoint, or PDF.
• Revert a Workbook to the Last Saved Version: Revert a workbook to its last saved version in Tableau.
• Save Your Work: Save your work in Tableau Desktop and web authoring.
• Packaged Workbooks: Create or unpackage packaged workbooks (.twbx) in Tableau Desktop.
• Search Your Tableau Site: Use quick and full search to find content on your Tableau site.
• Visual Segment Creation to Data 360: Create visual segments in Tableau and send them to Salesforce Data 360.
• Web Authoring and Tableau Desktop Feature Comparison: Compare web authoring and Tableau Desktop authoring features.
• Share and Collaborate on the Web: Share content and collaborate with other users on Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server.
• Share Web Content: Share workbooks, views, and other content with other users on Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Reference list of keyboard shortcuts for working in Tableau.
• Showcase Insights: Overview of ways to showcase data insights in your views.
• Sign in to Tableau Server or Online: Sign in to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud from Tableau Desktop.
• Filter and Sort Data in the View: Overview of filtering and sorting data in Tableau views.
• Use the Tableau App for Slack: Use the Tableau App for Slack to search, share, and receive notifications.
• Configure Snowflake for Key-pair Authentication: Configure Tableau for Snowflake key-pair authentication.
• Configure External OAuth for Snowflake Connections: Configure external OAuth for Snowflake connections in Tableau.
• External OAuth for Snowflake: Configure external OAuth to federate identity from an IdP to Snowflake.
• Correct Data Errors or Combine Dimension Members by Grouping Your Data: Correct data errors or combine dimension members by grouping data.
• Group Your Data: Create groups to combine related members in a field.
• Color a View Using Groups: Color a view by selecting marks to create visual groups.
• Create Sets: Create dynamic and fixed sets to compare subsets of data.
• Sets for Top N and Others: Use sets and a parameter to create a Top N and Others view.
• Sort Data in a Visualization: Sort data in a Tableau visualization using axis, header, or toolbar options.
• Spatial Parameters and Operators: Create spatial parameters and use spatial operators in calculations.
• Split a Field into Multiple Fields: Split a string field into multiple fields in Tableau.
• Navigate Between the Start Page and Workspace: Navigate between the start page and workspace in Tableau Desktop.
• User-defined Encodings Supported by the Statistical File Connector: Reference for character encodings supported by the statistical file connector.
• Stories: Understand stories, a sequence of visualizations that convey information.
• Best Practices for Telling Great Stories: Best practices for telling great data stories in Tableau.
• Creating a Story: Create a story and add story points in Tableau.
• Example – A Story That Examines a Trend: Walk through building a story that examines an earthquake trend.
• The Story Workspace: Understand the controls and elements of the story workspace.
• Create a Subscription to a View or Workbook: Create a subscription to a view or workbook for yourself or other users on Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server.
• Manage Data Sources: Overview of tasks for managing data sources in Tableau.
• Use Tags: Use tags to categorize and find content on Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud.
• Table Extensions: Create table extensions with analytics extension scripts in Tableau Desktop.
• Visual Cues and Icons in Tableau Desktop: Understand the visual cues and icons used in Tableau Desktop.
• Add Trend Lines to a Visualization: Add and edit trend lines in a Tableau visualization.
• Spot Trends: Overview of spotting trends with trend lines, reference lines, and clustering.
• Union Your Data: Union tables to append rows from one table to another in Tableau.
• Upgrade Data Sources: Upgrade Excel and text file data sources in Tableau Desktop.
• Upload Workbooks to a Tableau Site: Upload workbooks directly to a Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server site.
• Manage Your Account Settings: Manage your Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server account settings, credentials, and personal access tokens.
• Parts of the View: Understand the basic parts of a Tableau view.
• View Data Model: Use View Data Model to understand the structure of your data source.
• What Can I Do with a Tableau Web View?: Learn what you can do with an interactive Tableau web view.
• Control the Appearance of Marks in the View: Control color, size, shape, and text of marks using the Marks card.
• Color Palettes and Effects: Understand color palettes and effects for marks in Tableau.
• Example – Multiple Fields on Color: Example of using multiple fields on color to build a treemap.
• Change the Type of Mark in the View: Change the type of mark displayed in a Tableau view.
• Stack Marks: Understand how marks are stacked along a numeric axis.
• Explore and Manage Web Content: Overview of exploring and managing web content in Tableau.
• Visual Best Practices: Apply visual best practices for fonts, colors, and layout in Tableau.
• Add Viz Extensions to Your Worksheet: Add Viz Extensions to a worksheet to extend visual capabilities.
• Create Views for Tooltips (Viz in Tooltip): Embed a visualization within a tooltip using Viz in Tooltip.
• Navigate Visualizations with Assistive Technology: Navigate visualizations with a keyboard and assistive technology.
• Workbook Optimizer: Use the Workbook Optimizer to check workbook performance best practices.
• Streamline your workbook: Streamline your workbook to improve performance by reducing complexity.
• Edit Tableau Views on the Web: Edit and create Tableau views on the web.
• Use Tableau on the Web: Overview of using Tableau on the web for authoring and collaboration.
• What can I do with a Tableau site?: Understand what you can do with a Tableau site on Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
• Choose the Right Chart Type for Your Data: Choose the right chart type for your data and analysis.
• What's New in Tableau Desktop and Web Authoring: Explore the features released for Tableau Desktop and web authoring.
• Language and Locale: Set the language and locale for Tableau Desktop and workbooks.