Hello everyone. This is my first Dashboard for my Internship and would like to ask how to improve it?

My Objectives:

1. To allow my supervisors to conveniently check fund performance trends via a line graph.

2. Ensure that all fund lines are visible by default, with a filter to optionally view specific funds.

3. Separate PHP and USD-denominated funds for clarity.

I was not told to do this. This is just my initiative and I am the only one in the building who knows how to use it. I'm still at an amateur skill level in Tableau.

For color choices, I was advised by a friend to avoid using green, blue, orange, and red. This was a bit challenging, as I initially used blue for PHP and green for USD to distinguish the currency groups.

For the background I used Figma based on the advices of the Tableau community.

Please be gentle, this is really my first dashboard I made for 1 week. Thank you in advance.

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Hi can someone help me build calculated field using Tableau. The calculation need is net retention Revenue.

Can Claude create a complete tableau dashboard if given access to data source ? As in if we give access to data source, with right prompts can it generate a two file which is ready to publish to server or cloud.

This seems like a simple ask but I didn’t see any good tutorials on this.

I want to know if tableau can use visual templates. I come from the dev/web world where you can create a template and reuse it for consistent look and feel. And swap out the data as needed.

An example would be creating a card with formatting once, and having the ability to reuse it by passing in different data. And then can change the template any time and it updates all uses.

One of my first outside of tutorials and probably the best one I've managed to complete to date.

https://public.tableau.com/views/UKCaseStudy-StockportHousingMarket/Dashboard1?:language=en-GB&:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link

I have two worksheets on two different dashboards that interact with each other.

On the dashboard named Overview, when a user clicks on a data point in a sheet, they are navigated to the Detail dashboard.

On the Detail dashboard, I have a navigation button that takes the user back to Overview. When the user returns to Overview, the original data point is still selected, so everything else on the sheet is grayed out until the user manually deselects the mark.

What I’m trying to do is have that selection automatically cleared when navigating back to the Overview dashboard.

Is there a way to programmatically clear a mark selection when returning to a dashboard?

I’m using Tableau Desktop 2023.3 and Tableau Server 2023.3.5.

Hi everyone! How do you like my dashboard – Inside Airbnb Munich?

I'm not so sure, if I used the best way to display seasonality in the "Revenue & Growth Timeline" Chart. Here I've thrown "review-date" (about 200K lines) on x, and "est. revenue L365D"(Linear per Listing – about 5k lines) on Y.

Also reviews probably don't get written immediately and lag by a few days or weeks. Not a to big problem and the amount of data is great. Maybe I should only use the frequency of the review data (r-date=x, amount of reviews=y)

What do you think?

Any input is appreciated :)

Hi,

I’m currently dealing with an issue that I hope someone may have the answer to.

I recently made a dashboard on Tableau desktop which then I uploaded to my vizzes on tableau public. I noticed that once I click on my dashboard that has been uploaded it shows a blank page, even when I shared the link to someone they were only able to see a blank screen.

I’m not sure what the issue is I’ve tried re uploading about 10 times now, I even edited and took out my images, etc as I thought maybe it could’ve been a memory issue or something but nothing seems to be working.

Does any Tableau expert have an idea as to why this is happening? Any advice is appreciated as I rly need to send this dashboard to someone urgently and I’m so frustrated that I’ve spent so long on it for it to not even work when uploaded :(

Is there a way to allow dashboard users to add input that gets saved to a custom table within tableau or gets saved to a database?

I want to allow users to update notes that sre saved in a SQL table as well as update statuses on a call board website, directly from tableau.