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@Stephen Robertson

Hi, two options come to my mind. 

If you are not using Tableau Desktop 2026.2, you may try installing it: 

If you are already using it. You may try deleting the registry keys to force the delete the saved signed ins: 

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Regards, 

Diego Martinez 

Tableau Visionary and Tableau Ambassador 

Hi, @Blake Swan

I may still not fully understand what you’re trying to achieve, but is this the kind of calculation you had in mind, as shown in the attachment? Please take a look. 

<sample>

For Local Pack visibility, I’d look at the factors together rather than relying on one tactic. Google says local rankings are primarily influenced by relevance, distance and prominence.

For an HVAC business, I’d make sure the Google Business Profile is complete and accurately categorized build genuine customer reviews keep business information consistent across important local sources and strengthen the website’s local relevance with useful service area content.

Local backlinks can help with prominence but I’d focus on relevant, legitimate local or industry sources rather than simply building a large number of links. The quality and relevance of the local signals matter more than just the quantity.

@Blake Swan

Hi, you may use:

SUM({ FIXED  [Charter Product Type],
    [Customer Name],
    [Customer Number],
    [Market Segment],
    [Product Type],
[Month Number In Relation To Current]:
SUM(
    IF [Month Number In Relation To Current] = 0
    THEN [Actual Demand]
    END
)
})
+
SUM({ SUM([Line Weekly Past Due Tons])
})

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 

This error was caused by login failure on AD by the Tableau service account. 

Another problem that was caused was failure of Tableau to start up and then fail to either start or stop. 

Both were resolved by correcting the account and rebooting the server 

-Arvid

@DIEGO FERNANDO MARTINEZ RODRIGUEZ

I'm trying to save the snowflake keypair credentials under "Saved Credentials for Data Sources", when i enter the server URL its showing a caution as "Invalid Server".  

Actually the same server "URL" is working fine when i embedded the credentials in tableau desktop and even tried publishing to tableau cloud and extract refresh is also working fine for the embedded credentials.   

Main issue is, i have a workbook in tableau cloud which is live connection for that i need to use the saved credentials. followed the same format

Confused why credentials work fine when embedded with extracts and not as saved credentials. 

Another important observation is, I'm not having any issue with on-premises tableau server, i could save the same keypair credentials without any issue. 

Hi Himshikha, happy to help! Yes, Pulse can do Rep-level self-service, but through adjustable metric filters on the metric page, not a custom homepage, so your understanding there is right. 

1. On the metric definition, add your Rep field as an adjustable metric filter (in Create/Edit Metric). Once it is there, any user can filter that metric to a specific Rep directly on the metric page and change it themselves, that is the granular self-service filter the client wants. Keep it within the first 20 adjustable filter fields, because those are also what drive the breakdowns and the AI insights. 

2. When a user applies a filter, Pulse creates a filtered version of that metric for them, and their filter and time selections are preserved on their own Pulse home and in their digest. So each Rep effectively builds their personalized view by following the metric and setting the filter, rather than you building a per-user homepage. 

3. Tie it to the RLS you already set up: the Virtual Connection data policy scopes each user to their own rows automatically, so a Rep only ever sees their data even before touching a filter. The adjustable filter and breakdown then let them slice within that. Together that gives real Rep-level self-service. 

You are right that there is no free-form custom homepage builder in Pulse, that is by design, it is metric-definition driven. If the client genuinely needs an ad-hoc build-your-own filtered page, that is a Tableau viz or dashboard use case, not Pulse. 

if this helps, please mark it as the Best Answer so it helps the next person, thanks 🙂

Hi, @Wylie Goodman

The tooltip configurations do not appear to be identical.  

In the BRPC Project Timeline sheet, the tooltip contains only “Link:” and the <ATTR(Link)> field has not been inserted. In the working Community sheet, <ATTR(Link)> is included and displayed as a hyperlink. 

Berkshires Forward Timeline

Community

First, could you compare the settings to see if there are any differences?