Keeping track of the growing number and types of database products is a full-time chore. This week I spent a few days in Vail, Colorado at the Pacific Crest Global Technology Forum. This is the 17th year that Pacific Crest Securities has sponsored the event—bringing...
Earlier this year, a good friend of mine, who is responsible for me working at InterWorks, wrote a blog post about his personal weight loss journey and how he uses data to enhance his training efficiency. Brian's post really made an impact internally at InterWorks. We saw someone very...
Just a few days ago, I had the privilege of attending and presenting at the latest Baton Rouge TUG meeting. As an LSU alumnus (Geaux Tigers!), I was thrilled at the opportunity. It was also great to see how much the Tableau community has grown...
I was plugging away at various tasks yesterday when I received a fun notification from Windows: “You have low disk space on C:” This isn’t unusual, as I have an SSD on my C: drive and have to clean it up every now again. I was surprised...
When you think of Oklahoma, what comes to mind? Maybe you think of cowboys, farming, Native American culture or the oil and gas industry. All of those are common answers, but there’s something associated with Oklahoma’s identity more than anything else: tornados. This weather phenomenon definitely...
Matthew is relatively new to the Tableau world (with a little over two years in the Tableau sphere) and I have to admit, I didn’t know about him and didn’t meet him until the annual Tableau Conference last year in Seattle. Like a bullet, he...
“Is an MBA worth the investment? The answer to this question is the standard MBA answer: It depends. The worth of an MBA depends on a variety of factors. Perhaps the most important of these is return on investment (ROI), which can vary greatly between MBA programs. Other key...
Earlier this week, Tableau Software published a security advisory detailing a security vulnerability affecting Tableau Server. This vulnerability enables a user to impersonate a different user, which could allow them to access sensitive dashboards/data or to perform actions that they normally wouldn't be able to perform. Affected versions of...
I met Michael at the first or second Tableau Conference. It was particularly memorable meeting him because he is scary smart and his appearance is remarkably similar to Art Garfunkle. Michael specializes in creating impressive social network graphs, performing target customer analysis and integrating market...
I’ve been aware of Juice since before my days as a consultant. Around 2007, I found Juice Analytics because they were serving-up some very useful blog posts on data visualization before it was a household word. In particular, I loved an Excel add-on they had called the Chart...
I was excited when Tableau announced the upcoming web connector at last year’s conference. I had envisioned it getting data from web pages into Tableau as easily as when I use import.io. Just enter a URL, automatically parse the structure and return the data. It...
Somehow, I didn’t actually meet Anya in person until the conference in Washington, D.C., a few years ago. I knew of her and her work with Tableau well before then. Her personality in her blog posts is consistent with her personality in person. She is...
We’ll continue on with the next item in the Filtering category: "Replace quick filters showing 'Only Relevant Values' and high count of quick filters with dashboard filter actions. They will cascade as your user interacts, and they perform faster." Cascading filters? Sounds exciting! I Got 99 Problems … As we...
My new favorite trick in Tableau is replacing a section of a dashboard with new content in a way that leaves everything clickable and doesn’t require navigating to a different tab. The basics of this idea were covered in the “Sheet Swapping and Popping” post...
One of the biggest thrills of my career was becoming a Tableau Zen Master last year. I’m an old guy, so that’s saying a lot. Since nominations are being accepted for the 2015-2016 Zen Masters, I thought I would provide a few thoughts on the...
The next guideline in our list of Filtering tips is: "Keep range quick filters simple. The more complex the range, the slower the query." Sound exciting? Let’s go! Quick Filter Overview Quick filters are a quick and easy way to add interactivity to your visualization or your dashboard, either...
Whilst Tableau Server has native functionality that allows us to reset filters or ‘revert all’ back to how it was published Tableau Desktop (+ Reader) does not. I have been following one or two of the tableau community forums who have been struggling with this...
I recently caught a little snippet of Murray’s last few games winning Wimbledon in 2013; and it got me all excited for 2015’s possibilities, no pressure Andy! It’s Wimbledon Season again! I was interested in how dominant Murray was during the Final, as sometimes stats and feeling are...
It’s “Action Month” at Tableau Public. Actions are one of my favorite Tableau features. They allow you to easily create interactive dashboards, and the community has used them in some very creative ways. Actions are the perfect example of what Tableau does best. They’re simple...
The next item in our Filtering checklist is: "Avoid quick filters or actions that drive context filters. These require reloading the context table and should be avoided wherever possible." There’s a lot to digest there, so let’s get started. What Is a Context Filter? The filters that you add...
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