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I've developed a report that looks like this in the Tableau desktop application:

When i publish this report to the server, this is what I see on the web.

Note that columns are missing and the data that should be across several columns (the first few listed in the application) are all comma separated in the Description column. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

Hi,

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I would like to know if the tabcmd publish operation can also have errors.

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I created a script that appends approximately 10GB of data.

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I've been using this script for about 7 months and I've never experienced any problems.

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I checked the execution process of the script with my eyes and even checked that the command window was closed, but the data was not applied on the tableau server.

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Can this happen?

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The script used is as follows and the problem occurs only tabcmd publish's line.

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chcp 65001

tabcmd login -s ⌗address -u ⌗ID -p ⌗PASSWORD

tabcmd get ...

tabcmd publish ⌗local_path -n ⌗NAME -r ⌗PROJECT_NM --append

echo 'completed'

Thank you.

Hello,

I'm new to Conga Composer and trying to create an Excel template that is close to a quote with details from the master object and subqueries for related lists. 

In the list of linked records, I need to transform a checkbox field to "X" if it's true and (empty) if false. 

It seems I cannot do that directly in a formula (AFAIK Conga does not interpret merge fields in formulas), so I included the merge field in a cell on the same line and created a dynamic repeating formula where I need the "formatted" info: 

&=&=si(J{r},"X","") ("si" = "IF", my merge field data is in the J column, same line)

When I process the template with Conga, the Excel file shows an error in all cells: "#Nom?" (#Name? in english).

Looking at the generated formula, I get: 

=@si(J55,"X","")  

If I delete the @, the formula works fine. 

Any idea why composer adds the arobase sign? 

I'd rather avoid creating formula fields in Salesforce each time I need to transform the data in a template. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Damien