If you're planning a Sigma migration in the next six to twelve months, something just changed that's worth paying attention to. Sigma recently introduced workbooks-as-code into private beta. It's still early, still limited in scope and not yet generally available. But the capability is real,...
Exciting news for Tableau users! With version 2022.4, Tableau has introduced the highly anticipated PROPER() function. This function makes it easy to transform string data into title case format, where the first letter of each word is capitalized, and all other letters are in lowercase. It...
We recently spent some time with the new Data Stories feature that's part of Tableau 2022.2. In this post, I walk through that process and share the steps I took to explore the capabilities of the new Data Stories. Let's start by taking a look at...
Behold! An old and rusty feature in Tableau shines in a new light and got a major upgrade! Tableau version 2022.1 has been released, and with it come a lot of things to make our lives as Tableau developers easier. My colleague Rowan shared an overview...
Tableau version 2021.4 was released in December, and there are plenty of new features making our lives as Tableau users easier. The new release has a strong focus on expanding Tableau’s ecosystem through integration and connection to other apps. But Tableau Desktop received some new...
Finally, it has arrived: the ability to copy and paste in Tableau. Some things are just worth waiting for. Okay, so maybe I’m a bit of a nerd, but this one has felt like waiting for the latest James Bond to come out or Christmas morning...
As always, the keynotes from the Tableau Conference, even virtually, are always an exciting highlight, and I love getting to write about the things presented. It’s especially captivating to hear from the developers within the Tableau product groups about their work and the newest features...
With the recently released version 2021.2 of Tableau Desktop, Tableau fulfilled a wish I never knew I had: I am now going to use the Show/Hide button on any tiled element on every future dashboard I will ever build! (Well, at least I hope so.) What...
It took a few years, but Tableau finally made a wish come true that had been long held by a large part of the Tableau community: the ability to visualize more than one layer in a map. With Tableau Desktop version 2020.4, we can do...
Tableau 2019.2 is full of new features. To name a few, vector maps, parameter actions, show/hide dashboard containers and spatial calculations are now at your fingertips. The one I'm very excited for, but not seeing a lot of chatter about, is the ability to now...
A Dream Within a Dream Do you ever wake up from a dream only to realize you’re still dreaming? Even though Portals for Tableau is your dream solution, you don’t have to slap yourself awake to take advantage of its new feature: token authentication. Just like Portals...
Who has two thumbs and loves Slideshows in Portals for Tableau? You, after reading this blog post! I apologize to those reading that don’t have two thumbs—you can love Slideshows, too. This post will go through the whole process of creating a slideshow that can...
Do you ever feel like your computer should do more of the heavy lifting? You had to pay good money for it, and it eats a lot of your electricity. Why should you have to work harder than you need to instead of making that...
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