When authoring in Tableau Desktop, add actions to use multiple sheets as filters, navigate from one sheet to another, display web pages, and more. For details, see Actions and Dashboards.

You've now hidden unnecessary information from your dashboard while preserving the breakdown of your data. The extra space makes it easier to see data on your dashboard, but …

You used Tableau Desktop to create a view of your product data, map the product sales and profitability by region, build a dashboard around your findings, tell a story to present, and share …

Imagine you have a dashboard that contains three views about profitability: a map, a bar chart, and a table of customer names. You can use a filter action to make one of the views in your …

Tip: If you use Tableau Desktop, see Create Dashboard Layouts for Different Device Types to create unique layouts optimized for desktop computers, tablets, and phones. In addition to …

Learn how to connect to data, create data visualizations, present your findings, and share your insights with others. This tutorial walks you through the features and functions of Tableau …

The dashboard layout a device displays is based on the smallest dimension (height or width) of the iframe in which the Tableau view appears. Sometimes Desktop, Tablet, or Phone layouts …

Using a combination of a parameter and a calculated field, you can create a drop-down menu that lets users select an individual view that automatically expands to fill a dashboard.

This option is useful when you're building dashboards that only show some sheets if a value in another sheet is selected. Specify the data that you want to show on the target sheets.

A dashboard is a collection of several views, letting you compare a variety of data simultaneously. For example, if you have a set of views that you review every day, you can create a dashboard …