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We are planning to use PostgreSQL and are wondering if anyone has configured Single Sign-On (SSO) on a PostgreSQL server, allowing Tableau users to connect using Integrated Authentication.
If you have done this and would be willing to share the details or point to any online resources, it would be greatly appreciated.
How to bring a value based on the multiple filter selection of the months without overlapping of the values?
I cant give you the exact data but taking from the superstore example, Im working on a data which has months as the filter and whenever I select the month(s), it should give me the average of the sales dynamically. For Eg, I have multiple months from the order date field. If I select January, it should give me the value of January only from the dataset. If I select January and February, it should give me a calculated Average of the respective values of January and February, If I select all months till December, it should give me a combined average. But if I select only a single month, it should give me the value which is already there in my dataset
PS. The functionality works when I select only a single month. Doesnt work when I select 2 or more months
The problem Im facing is that When I select multiple months, Instead of getting the calculated values, Im getting the values of all the selected months presumably since they are overlapping
Can anyone pls help me how to resolve this? Ive spent hours figuring this out
Are there any legal restrictions on embedding content created with Tableau Public into a paid site?
Hello.
I think Tableau Public is a great tool that has a lot of features and has recently added the ability to save to twbx files, which makes it hard to believe that it is free.
Now, I have a question I would like to ask you.
Is there any problem with embedding content created with Tableau Public into a paid site?
It is not clear from reading the policy.
I know it is difficult to deal with sensitive information since the content I create will be available to the public.
We understand these risks and are considering using it.
Hi all, I'm trying to add spaces between the 'date/year headers.' I know it would be easier to do this in a container or dashboard; however, I haven't been able to find a way to do it in a worksheet. I'm wondering if it's possible to achieve this in a worksheet or there's any suggestions for workarounds. Thanks!
Dear all, my wizz developed with Tableau Public desktop does not want to upload to Tableau Public (online). Unknown server error appear with the message to contact the server administrator.
Cool & Interesting Datasets - Not Another Superstore!
Originally published by David Browne in July 2020
Not Another Superstore!
Tired of Superstores and Tables in the East? Looking for other cool & interesting datasets? Look no further!
Below is a compilation of all of the cool and interesting datasets that I have found since joining Tableau. If you are reading this, hopefully you will find this to be helpful as you build that next cool demo and unleash your inner creativity :-)
Assorted Data Sites:
Quandl - Get the data you need in the form that you want
Datahub - Geocoding, power sector, government budget data, etc.
Google Public Data - Public data such as World Development Indicators, GDP, etc.
Amazon Web Services Public Data - Huge resource of public data, including the 1000 Genome Project, an attempt to build the most comprehensive database of human genetic information and NASA’s database of satellite imagery of Earth.
DBPedia - Wikipedia is comprised of millions of pieces of data, structured and unstructured on every subject under the sun. DBPedia is an ambitious project to catalogue and create a public, freely distributable database allowing anyone to analyze this data
US Census Bureau - A wealth of information on the lives of US citizens covering population data, geographic data and education.
CIA World Factbook - Information on history, population, economy, government, infrastructure and military of 267 countries.`
Data.gov - The US Government pledged last year to make all government data available freely online. This site is the first stage and acts as a portal to all sorts of amazing information on everything from climate to crime.
Data.gov.uk - Data from the UK Government, including the British National Bibliography – metadata on all UK books and publications since 1950.
Gapminder - Compilation of data from sources including the World Health Organization and World Bank covering economic, medical and social statistics from around the world.
National Climatic Data Center - Huge collection of environmental, meteorological and climate data sets from the US National Climatic Data Center. The world’s largest archive of weather data
For accessibility, I should have different marks on each of the lines on this line chart. Is there a way to change mark shape (not the line pattern) or is that option gone in v2024.3?
For example, one would be square, one would be circle.
In previous versions this was relatively easy to do...
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