To close out a jam packed year of releases, we got Prep in the browser, multiple mark layers for maps (and other chart types), block comments, date axis extensions and many more quality of life improvements. Hit play to find out more.
In 2020.4 Tableau push on with making the web experience have more parity with the desktop version, taking the biggest leap yet to close the gap. This falls in line with their full browser experience commitment from earlier in the year.
Call attention to marks of interest and identify important relationships in the data with highlight actions, now available in web authoring.
Quickly make adjustments to your mark labels in web authoring to stay in your workflow. Customize and choose which marks to label in a visualization, just like in Tableau Desktop.
You can now use the apply filters to worksheets dialog on the web, unlocking the ability to choose specific sheets a filter should be applied, fine-tune your dashboards, and achieve more complex and connected dashboard designs—all in the browser.
Creators and Explorers now have an easy way to create a set either from the data pane, or visually via the tooltip command menu for quick analysis.
Create extracts without leaving the browser. In the web authoring flow, you can now choose to extract your data sources to improve performance.
