This list is a summary of new feature information. For quantitative color legends, advanced settings are available (dates not included).Set the default color property for a field.Create hierarchies by dragging one dimension onto another in the Data pane.Trend lines now include a Power option.To edit a trend line on the web, click a trend line and hold the cursor in place, and then click the Edit menu. To view the trend model, hover over any part of the trend line. Edit trend lines and view a description of the trend model.Double-click the title to open the Edit Title dialog box. Add text objects to dashboards and edit them.You can also enable or disable Dual axis in a field context menu (right-click a measure field on Rows or Columns shelf). Options available from the Edit Axis dialog box include Synchronize dual axes, clearing the axis range (Reset), and editing tick marks. To open the Edit Axis dialog box on the web, double-click an axis in the view.
#TABLEAU READER VERSION 10 WINDOWS#
Version 10.4 is the last version of Tableau Desktop, Tableau Reader, and Tableau Public to support 32-bit Windows operating systems. Starting with version 10.5, Tableau Desktop, Tableau Reader, and Tableau Public (desktop) run only on 64-bit operating systems. Desktop operating system requirements (64-bit replaces 32-bit)
#TABLEAU READER VERSION 10 UPGRADE#
For more information, see Extract Upgrade to. tde extract, the extract is upgraded to a. Similarly, when you perform an extract task on a. Extracts in this new format take advantage of the improved data engine, which supports the same analytical and query performance as the data engine before it, but for even larger extracts. When you create an extract, it uses the new. For details on searching, see Search Content. The toggle is a dark icon when the Filters pane is open and a light icon when the Filters pane is closed. Click the Filters page icon to use search. Filtered Search options now hidden by default and located on the right side of the pageįiltered search options are now located on the right side of pages, and are hidden by default. To see the workbooks contained in the current project, you will now need to click the Workbooks menu. The Projects page will show nested projects when they exist. When you click the Projects menu, rather than immediately seeing the workbooks in that project, you will see the Projects page.
For information about permissions in project hierarchies, see Use Projects to Manage Content Access.īecause projects can be nested, the default view resulting from clicking on a project has changed. In each of those top-level projects, you can separate content based on how the audience uses it, such as connecting to certified data versus in-progress collaboration.
For example, you might create a project for each department. You can now create project hierarchies when you want to segment content into sub-sections within a larger area.
For information on recommended data sources, see Use Certified and Recommended Data Sources and Tables in Tableau User Help. These recommendations are based on published data sources used by other users in your organization with similar usage behavior as the current user. Recommended data sources show Tableau Desktop users relevant data sources published to Tableau Server and Tableau Online. Here's who can delete a comment: comment creator, content owner, project leader, or any administrator. Just click the X in the upper-right corner. If a comment goes off track or contains inaccurate information, you can quickly delete it. Streamline conversations about data by deleting comments Reference Materials Toggle sub-navigation.Teams and Organizations Toggle sub-navigation.
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