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Computing layout time for a view

anoosha shetty Jan 7, 2018 11:57 PM

Hi All ,

I have a workbook which is been published from 10.2 version of tableau , with 2 dashboards in it each having 2 worksheets(one is for table view and another for chart view)

I observed the dashboard takes about 4 minutes to open after it refreshed in web .

When I ran the performance recording to know the reason for this delay , I observed maximum time taken is from the "computing view layout " for the chart view of my first dashboard.

I have hidden / deleted unwanted columns etc . still no sign of improvements.

Can you please suggest any solution decrease this time taken for computing view layout ? Let me know if you need any more details.

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Patrick A Van Der Hyde Jan 8, 2018 1:40 PM (in response to anoosha shetty)

Anoosha,

A few things to try. First off - you might try version 10.5 if the Beta is still open. I know the launch is not far away and this version has a new data engine included.

Next up, check out Nicholas Hara's post - 6 Tips to Increase Dashboard Performance and several of the other posts that can be located via google search. Reducing the number of marks in the view (#2 on Nick's list) is the item to be most helpful to improve performance.

I hope this helps.

Patrick
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anoosha shetty Jan 16, 2018 10:08 AM (in response to Patrick A Van Der Hyde)

Hi Patrick ,

I reduced marks on the worksheet (which was taking a longer time according to the performance recording ) , and it reduced the time taken to load to 19sec .

Thanks a lot for the link you posted .
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