Greetings! Last week, Tableau held its annual conference in New Orleans. Many new product and feature announcements were made during the conference. Boy oh boy, Tableau has some great new features coming starting next week with version 2018.3 and again in January with version 2019.1. Claire Smith and I plan on installing 2019.1 on our […]
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Boy, I don’t even know where to start. Tableau knocked the ball out of the park this morning. Tableau Prep Conductor, Tableau Data Modeler, and Ask Data, Tableau’s New Natural Language tool. Wow oh wow! At TC18 this morning in New Orleans, Tableau Software announced a roadmap of product innovations to an excited crowd of over […]
Readers: I have only had a few guest posts on my site (one was from my old buddy, Ken Black, a few years back). However, what Claire Smith has been doing in her preparation for the Tableau Desktop Associates Exam is truly amazing. I asked Claire to write a blog post on her prep and […]
Joey Cherdarchuk Bio Joey Cherdarchuk is a co-founder and the design lead at Darkhorse Analytics. A data visualization expert, his work has been featured in Fast Company, the Huffington Post, and the Washington Post. His Breathing City graphic was shortlisted for an Information is Beautiful award. Joey developed his design expertise after a 15-year quantitative analysis and […]
Readers: This is a requirement we have had for a while from our internal business partners. Through some experimentation and Googling various posts and articles in the various Tableau forums and web sites, I was able to achieve adding page breaks and page numbers into a Tableau worksheet (or view) which I was able to […]
