What are Tableau Accelerators? In essence, Tableau Accelerators are pre-built Tableau dashboards which organisations can use as templates to quickly visualise their data without the need for extensive development time. These dashboards are excellent starting points for new projects or can be used to achieve a...
Tableau has launched a new feature in their latest release of 2023.1, allowing developers and end-users to benefit from axis titles to change based on parameters or calculated fields. As usual nowadays, it works in Tableau Desktop and in Tableau Web-edit. In this blog, we...
We're so excited to finally be able to experience the new 2022.1 release from Tableau! With each new version, Tableau continues to improve ease of use, enhance the power of data visualisation and make the platform more efficient. Notable Tableau 2022.1 Features Sometimes, visual features get a...
The summer update of the Tableau platform has given us a few new features for Tableau Server, as well as for Tableau Desktop. Let’s have a look at what was released: Notification Integration with Slack: Notifications for alerts, @mentions and sharing; visit our blog post...
TL;DR: Quick LOD calcs make LODs easier, which is slightly concerning. However, this could lead to some major time saving and teaching opportunities if the feature is built upon. Great New Feature, Great Responsibility When Tableau added Quick LODs in its most recent release, I’ll admit I...
In this recent webinar, we talk Tableau releases, past, present and future. This blog is a thorough recap of that webinar, but if you're looking to just catch the replay, skip down to the bottom of the post! To frame the discussion, here’s a quote we...
Devs on Stage is probably my favorite keynote every Tableau Conference. With the move to virtual, it was reimagined to be Devs at Desks. We were invited into these developer and product manager homes to see what they have been working on for the future...
Tableau 2020.3 has recently been released with several exciting new features that have been recapped by my colleague Robin Schouten. Two other features I wanted to focus on will be useful to anyone who builds Tableau dashboards on a regular basis. They might not be the...
[cue music] Tiles on pages and bar charts on dashboards, Publishing files and tagging with keywords, Centralization through external links, These are a few of my favorite things… Keep Track of Your Favorite Things In the beginning, Portals for Tableau focused on, well, Tableau content. When it came to favoriting things...
The release of Tableau 2020.2 came with a host of new, exciting features. The one I was looking forward to most was set controls and how they could improve existing sets to allow the user more flexibility on what is shown and compared in worksheets...
It’s rare, but sometimes the sequels are better than the original. In parts one, two and three, the report builder just kept getting better and better. Just when you thought there was no way we could top the original, we not only did, but we...
I’m going to let you in on a little known fact: Scientists have very recently discovered that a picture is worth a thousand words. When it comes to tutorials, you can either use your thousand words to describe each part of a dashboard, or you...
It’s a new year, so like clockwork, there’s a new release of Tableau Desktop currently in beta: version 2020.1. There are a couple of features that immediately grabbed my attention, so here’s a quick example of dynamic parameters and animations. Dynamic Parameters With dynamic parameters, you can...
The keynote presentations at Tableau Conference are always exciting. It’s always nice to hear these data all-stars unveil the latest and greatest in Tableau technology. The first keynote was all about building a data culture. Hearing from the CEOs of both Tableau and Salesforce was a...
The latest version of Tableau has just been released, and honestly, 2019.3 feels like a major release rather than an in-year update. It is loaded with all types of goodies for Tableau Desktop, Server, Public, Prep and even Public. There’s a lot to unpack here, so...
Everybody who has used Tableau for a while has come to love swapping measures by using a parameter. In fact, that is a feature I often utilize to make better use of space on a dashboard and to save time as it allows you to...
Like many non-native Oklahomans, one of my greatest fears upon moving to the Sooner State was the threat of tornados. After almost five years, that fear has mostly subsided for a number of reasons: the storm shelter in my garage, the weather app on my...
People like knowing when they share the popular opinion or when they’ve found some undiscovered gem. Sometimes it confirms that they are a normal member of society. Other times, it gives them bragging rights as a trendsetter. One new way Portals for Tableau enables this obsession...
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