Collections were released back in version 2021.2 and are a very useful and somewhat underrated feature, in my opinion. So, let's take a look at how to make the most of this feature in your organisation today. What Are Collections? Collections are a feature in Tableau Cloud...
Ah, September. The breaking of the summer heat, state fairs, the winds of change beginning to usher in a new season and children returning to school. Idyllic, for sure, but we haven't been taking too much time to stop and smell the roses. We kicked things...
In the past, Tableau used to have a maximum number of 16 dimensions on the Rows shelf. Whilst it is generally not recommended to create tables that exceed that number anyway (there are other tools for that), Tableau has upped the limit to 50 and...
Last year, I took a look at the Summer 2022 transfer window for the top five leagues in Europe. The main takeaway was that Premier League clubs are pulling away from the rest of Europe when it comes to their spending power. But has this trend...
As Snowflake has developed over the years, we have seen the introduction of more and more table types, and it isn't always immediately clear what the differences are and when they should be used. Today, I hope to shed some light on this by outlining...
In the previous Tableau Hacks blog, we discussed adding Apply and Reset buttons to our dashboard filters, as well as the trick to de-highlight these buttons for a better user experience. In today’s blog, we will look into some more advanced options, such as customising...
Get ready to embark on an epic quest as we unravel the complexities of user provisioning and management across multiple systems and domains. Brace yourself for the introduction of Tableau Cloud System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM). Prepare to experience the thrill of simplified user...
If you build any dashboard with more than a handful of filters, and your dataset is fairly large, changing and applying multiple filters can be painfully slow since you are waiting after every filter change for the data to load. In these cases, you might...
Imperative vs. Declarative Programming There are essentially two primary approaches to coding: imperative and declarative. To put it simply, these approaches determine whether you instruct the compute engine on how to perform the program's tasks (imperative) or what outcome you want to achieve (declarative). My colleague,...
In a previous installment, we kicked off this blog series by materializing our policy and entitlement table and removing all physical joins in our data source. We are now left with a large volume of records due to combining users with what they’re entitled to....
Sometimes, we want to calculate summaries of our data that cannot be calculated at row level, but need to be calculated at the level of aggregation in our view. We can use Level of Detail calculations for some of these calculations. For example, if we...
This post is going to be my first of a 3-part series called "Learn ThoughtSpot With Me." As an Enablement Consultant, I teach technical things. What I’m most passionate about are data analysis, trends, and visual analytics. I hope you enjoy the series and look...
In this blog post, we will dive into the realm of Snowflake External Tables, a feature redefining data management and analysis. If you find yourself grappling with massive datasets, complex data structures or ever-increasing data volumes, you're not alone. In this age of information abundance,...
In the dynamic realm of data analytics, making the right platform choice can significantly impact your business outcomes. With two powerful options on the table, namely Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud (formerly Tableau Online), the decision might seem daunting. Fear not, as we're here to...
Since Tableau’s release of relational data sources (AKA, "Noodle") and the introduction of a logical layer, conventional wisdom has carried over into leveraging both physical and logical layers when modeling Tableau data sources. Typically, we see physical joins to enforce row-level security. We also know...
As a Marketing Research and Analytics student at Oklahoma State University, I find exploring a new survey platform very exciting. When I was given my first Typeform project, I knew I needed to start getting familiar with the Typeform interface. Exploring Typeform’s Capabilities To begin to understand...
Welcome, everyone, to the recap of our August blogs. You may look at your calendars and say, "Mark, my friend, it's September 12. We're almost halfway through September. Why is this recap so late?" That, my dear reader, is an astute question. It actually has...
Step right up, data enthusiasts! Get ready to kick up your heels and waltz into a world of simplified access, unbridled fun and electrifying efficiency with OpenID Single Sign-On (SSO) for Matillion ETL! Prepare to groove to the beat of seamless authentication, enhanced security and...
Unleash the power of seamless access control with Tableau Cloud Single Sign-On (SSO). Say goodbye to the tangled web of passwords and embrace a world where authentication is a breeze. Discover how SSO transforms user experience, enhances data security and seamlessly integrates with your existing...
On a recent client project, my colleague Emily Miley and I found a practical use case for dynamic zones that I’ll be using often. If you’re unfamiliar with the dynamic zones feature, we’ve got you covered! Check out this blog post first and then come...
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