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Hello everyone,

I'm trying to build a highlighting logic in Tableau and would appreciate any suggestions.

I have an employee score, and I want to highlight the row corresponding to the decile in which that score falls.

For example:

  •  Employee Score (V2A) = 100.399
  •  Month = June
  •  This score falls between:
  •      ----INCENT_V2A_DECILE_5_MIN
  •       ---INCENT_V2A_DECILE_5_MAX
  • Refer to column D i.e METRIC=MTD and for decile column f Decile
  •  Therefore, I want to highlight the this columns row. 

In my data:

  • Column E (V2A) contains the employee's score. 
  • Columns G–Z contain the Min and Max values for each decile. 

For example:

Original Column                                  Display 

INCENT_V2A_DECILE_1_MIN                1 

INCENT_V2A_DECILE_2_MIN                 2 

... | ... 

INCENT_V2A_DECILE_10_MIN             10

I want Tableau to compare the employee's V2A score against each Min/Max range and highlight the row where the score falls.

For example:

IF [V2A] >= [incent_v2a_decile_5_min]

AND [V2A] <= [incent_v2a_decile_5_max]

THEN Highlight Decile 5

However, I have 10 deciles (20 Min/Max columns), and I'm looking for a scalable or elegant way to implement this in Tableau rather than writing a long IF statement.

Has anyone implemented something similar? Would you recommend pivoting the decile columns first, or is there a better Tableau approach?

I've attached a sample of my data for reference.

Thanks in advance! 

 

Sample output  

How to highlight a row based on whether an employee's score falls within a Min/Max decile range?

 

 

 

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2 Antworten
  1. Heute 10:31

    I would pivot the decile columns first. Your data is currently too wide for Tableau.

    After pivoting, create:

    IF [V2A] >= [Min]

    AND [V2A] <= [Max]

    THEN [Decile]

    END

    Put this field on Color to highlight the matching decile row.

    This avoids writing 10 separate IF statements and will still work if you add more deciles later. 

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I have created the two parameters in the attached TWBX file.

Requirement:

  1. Parameter 1: Allows users to select a year.
  2. Parameter 2: Displays the year selected in Parameter 1 and shows the corresponding data for the selected year.
  3. At the dashboard level, whenever a user selects a year in the parameter-2, the dashboard should dynamically display the data related to the selected year. 

     

I have attached image and workbook.I created two parameters in Tableau. When a user selects a value in the first parameter, the data available in the second parameter is updated accordingly.

 

 

 

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  1. Heute 09:50

    Sorry but the parameter list are set independently - i.e. they can not be change or culled based on the value selected from a different parameter - at least out of the box - there is a dasboard extension that can be used in some siturations - see https://jimdehner.com/2021/10/04/sets-and-filters-the-condition-and-top-n-tabs-what-do-they-do/

      read the entire post then focus on the 7th example - 

    That said most users will use a mix of a single parameter and a relative value set or a single parameter and a set - they are easier to set up  

    the choice is yours 

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I have a dashboard

that I created in Tableau Desktop that I successfully published to Tableau Public. I made updates to it, and went to republish it to Tableau Public, but when I try to sign-in to Tableau Public, I receive this error: 

Publishing Dashboard to Tableau Public - 403 ERRORScreenshot 2026-07-14 at 10.37.27 AM.png

 

The Tableau Desktop version I'm using is 2024.2.24 (20242.26.0606.0326). 

 

 

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  1. 14. Juli, 19:57

    Hi -- I have tried to sign-in using both my home and work networks, with a VPN and without a VPN, I updated Tableau Desktop -- all of which have not resolved the problem. 

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Hi everyone,

I'm using Tableau Public and recently updated to the latest version. Since the update, I'm seeing XML validation errors when opening some workbooks downloaded from Tableau Public.

The error includes messages such as:

  • attribute 'extension-version'
  • attribute 'id'
  • no declaration found for element 'worksheet-extension'

This was not happening before the update.

A few details:

  • The issue occurs while opening workbooks downloaded from Tableau Public.
  • I recently updated Tableau Public and the problem started afterward.
  • I am not intentionally using any extensions in my own workbook.
  • Some workbooks open, while others produce these XML/extension-related errors.

Has anyone else experienced this after a recent Tableau Public update?

I'm trying to determine:

  1. Whether this is a known bug in the latest Tableau Public release.
  2. Whether the issue is related to dashboard/worksheet extensions.
  3. If there is a workaround other than reinstalling or downgrading Tableau Public.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! 

 

XML validation errors when opening Tableau Public workbooks after recent update

 

 

 

 

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  1. 15. Juni, 16:47

    @Aparajita Katke

     

    Hi, Just to confirm, are you using the latest release 2026.2? 

     

    If this post resolves the question, would you be so kind to "Accept this Answer"?. This will help other users find the same answer/resolution and help community keep track of answered questions. Thank you. 

     

    Regards, 

     

    Diego Martinez 

    Tableau Visionary and Tableau Ambassador 

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I've just updated to Tableau Public 2026.2.0, and am now unable to publish a workbook that I was happily publishing previously. . When I select 'select 'Run Optimizer' I get the following error message: 

 

Unexpected error 

Error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apply') 

 

Followed by: 

 

Unexpected Error 

HybridDialog JS is not responding across webchannel. Aborting show 

Error Code: 2B2D38E4 

 

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. 

 

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  1. 10. Juli, 19:49

    Adding to this thread that the same has happened to me. Ever since upgrading to 2026.2 I get the exact same two error messages as Deb notes above. Doesn't seem to be any way around it except rolling back to 2026.1.

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I am trying to do the Audit log report for checking user's workbook connect our Database which table. Our source database is DB2 and user would use db2 connector to connect our DB2 when they create the datasource object. May I ask does any Tableau Repository table I could find this information in Postgre DB ?     

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  1. 7. Juli, 13:26

    @Elton Au

     

    Hi, your best option is to query the metadata api.  A basic query may look like: 

     

    query databases{

    databases (filter: {connectionType: "db2"}){

    name

    connectionType

    tables{

    name

    downstreamDatasources{

    name

    projectName

    }

    }

    }

    }

     

    You get a result with something like:

    {

    "data": {

    "databases": [

    {

    "name": "Rfam",

    "connectionType": "db2",

    "tables": [

    {

    "name": "author",

    "downstreamDatasources": [

    {

    "name": "Test MyDb2 Bridge",

    "projectName": "default"

    }

    ]

    }

    ]

    }

    ]

    }

    }

     

    If this post resolves the question, would you be so kind to "Accept this Answer"?. This will help other users find the same answer/resolution and help community keep track of answered questions. Thank you. 

     

    Regards, 

     

    Diego Martinez 

    Tableau Visionary and Tableau Ambassador 

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Hi, 

 

I'm using Tableau Table from the viz extension and I can't seem to figure out how to remove those lines that sit outside my table. Has anyone figured this out. I assume it might be a bug because its an extension visual.  

 

How to remove the lines in Tableau Viz Extension Tableimage.png

 

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  1. 7. Juli, 11:07

    Hi, @karim salem

    Here is the official Salesforce page that explains the Tableau Table feature.  

    Based on the image you shared, it already includes the points you mentioned, so it appears to be the intended behavior.  

     

    Hopefully future version updates will improve this. 

     

    <tableau table> 

    https://exchange.tableau.com/products/1041Hi, Here is the official Salesforce page that explains the Tableau Table feature.

     

    The left blank area appears to work as a row selector. Clicking it highlights the entire row, while clicking a cell highlights only that cell. 

    This may be intentional to support row-level highlighting, which has been a common request for Tableau text tables. 

    However, it would be helpful to have options to show/hide this row selector area or enable row highlighting when clicking any cell in the row.

    image.png

     

    Tableau is always accepting new Ideas, so why not consider submitting one? If it receives enough upvotes, Tableau may take it into account in future development. Please give it some thought. 

     

    <Idea Exchange> 

    https://ideas.salesforce.com/s/

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Hi everyone,

I have a text table in Tableau with the following data structure:How to add a custom total row (Total Intercompany) before Grand Total in a Tableau text table?

Before grand total, i want to add a new rows 'total intercompany' and its ZZ Intercompany from Group1 AB and Non AB  

image.png

 

My questions are: 

  1.  Is it possible to create a custom row like TOTAL INTERCOMPANY directly in Tableau? 
  2.  Is there a solution using only Tableau calculations (LOD, Table Calculations, Relationships, Scaffold Table, etc.)?

  

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  1. 27. Feb., 12:07

    I came across this older discussion and wanted to add something that might help. If you still have access to your Tableau Public profile link, try using the account recovery option and enter any email you’ve used in the past; Tableau will only send a reset link to the correct one. Another trick is to check old Tableau notification emails in your inboxes. Did you ever sign in with Google or another SSO?

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Hi Team, 

Based on the parameter selection ( Jumbo Box and Jumbo Drum), the chosen product container should be visualized in a line chart representing sales, while the remaining product container members (Large Box, Medium Box, Small Box, Small Pack, and Wrap Box) should be displayed in a separate bar chart. 

 

I need two charts. One chart should display the selected data, and the other chart should display the remaining data.

 

Regards, 

Venkat 

 

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  1. 29. Juni, 14:39

    @Venkat M

     

    Hi, this is a wonderful case for Sets. 

     

    You just need to create a Set on Product Container (Right clic on the field on the data pane, and select Create Set) 

     

    Then, you just need to create to calculated fields:

    [Product Container Set]

     

    NOT [Product Container Set]

     

    After that, use each of the calculated fields on the respective sheet. 

     

    Finally, in the Dashboard, Clic on the little arrow of one of the sheets, then Sets, and show Set Control. 

     

     

    If this post resolves the question, would you be so kind to "Accept this Answer"?. This will help other users find the same answer/resolution and help community keep track of answered questions. Thank you. 

     

    Regards, 

     

    Diego Martinez 

    Tableau Visionary and Tableau Ambassador 

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