Try changing your title so you put a forward slash before the backslash like this:

Fund\/Program

(That's not the V.)

--Shawn

Hi deepthi,

The reason for this is : The browser cannot parse the special character you used.

• Replace the special character with the URL encoding sequence for backslash (\) (%5c) followed by the URL encoding sequence for the special character. The backslash is needed to escape the special character. For example, the URL encoding sequence for backslash and comma (\,) is %5c%2c.
• In the data source, separate comma-delimited field values into separate columns that can be filtered independently.
• In Tableau Desktop, use a calculated field to replace the special characters, such as commas or spaces, with hyphens (-).

Hi Deepthi, this seems like the wrong behavior for Tableau, and the other solutions suggested above don't see to work anyway.  I'd contact technical support and report this as a bug.