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Last week, I posted a blog about how to connect Tableau Server on Linux to the Okta Universal Directory. This is a companion piece to that, but it's geared toward accomplishing this process for Tableau Server on Windows instead. Much of the process will look...

Note: A new post exists that has been updated to include new considerations and more recent software functionalities. Visit that blog to learn more. So, you’re thinking long and hard about migrating from Tableau Server to Tableau Online. Both platforms serve the same purpose, which is...

Möchtest Du als neuer User Deines Tableau-Servers unbedingt das Beste aus ihm herausholen? Bist Du neugierig darauf, wie Du effizient auf Deine Dashboards und Visualisierungen zugreifen und diese nutzen kannst? Dann besuche dieses Webinar! Lass Dir von einem zertifizierten Tableau-Trainer bei der Navigation durch die Datenvisualisierungs-Plattform...

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...

The advanced filtering capabilities are some of the most popular features of the portal product. These are made possible by Tableau supplying a handy interface, called the Tableau JavaScript API, for the portal to use to interact with the dashboard. The vast majority of dashboards...

Several of our clients utilize their portal to show dashboards to numerous clients of theirs in a multi-tenant architecture. Unlike traditional apartment buildings, these tenants shouldn’t really know the others exist. They shouldn’t hear anyone stomping around like an elephant on their ceiling in the...

Recently, I needed to add a text box with an embedded URL to a client’s dashboard that read “Click to See Report.” The client, who still uses Tableau Desktop 10.5, wanted users to access an external report related to the dashboard content. However, there was...

By now, most of us have utilized the tableau-server-obliterate.cmd script that comes with version 2018.2 and beyond (if you haven’t, you are about to find out what that is). But what do the rest of those built-in scripts do!? These are, by default, located under the...

So much data love was in the air this month. Here at InterWorks, we had all the heart eyes for our blog content. In February, we published over 30 pieces of content and featured 27 contributors. Some high points: we introduced our new Digital Nomad...

Starting in version 2018.2 for Windows, Tableau Server comes with some very exciting features, especially if you’re a server administrator. Collectively named TSM, Tableau has included new management tools, improved administrative interfaces, and better configuration-change handling. These will impact every aspect of your Tableau Server...

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