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Is anyone else having this issue? When I go to add a product to the quote (after already adding one previously), I cannot go back in and add another. The pricebook comes back up, I click "save" and nothing happens. The ONLY way I can add another product is if I hit "view all" and add from the product button there. It's never done this to me before. Seems like a glitch?   

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Hi everyone,

I’m working on a Tableau dashboard where users select a Mission ID using a filter dropdown.

Some Mission IDs are milestone-based, while others are not.

I have a field [Milestone Rank], and the condition for a milestone-based Mission ID is:

COUNTD([Milestone Rank]) > 0

I have a separate dashboard section containing several milestone-related charts. What I want is:

•  If the selected Mission ID is milestone-based → show the milestone section. 
•  If the selected Mission ID is not milestone-based → completely hide the milestone section. 
•  When the section is hidden, I also want the empty space to collapse, rather than leaving a blank area. 
•  The Mission ID list comes from the database, so new Mission IDs can be added over time. 
•  Ideally, I want to keep the Mission ID as a filter dropdown, rather than requiring the user to manually change another Show/Hide parameter. 

I tried using Dynamic Zone Visibility, but Tableau does not show my Boolean calculated field as an available value for “Control visibility using value.”

I also tried a Boolean parameter for Show/Hide, but then the user has to manually change the parameter every time they select a different Mission ID, which isn't practical.

Is there a way to make Dynamic Zone Visibility respond automatically to the selected Mission ID while keeping the Mission ID as a filter?

If not, what would be the recommended Tableau approach for achieving:

Mission ID filter → detect whether milestone exists → automatically show/hide a dashboard zone → collapse the space when hidden?

Thanks! 

Hello everyone 

I am developing a data visualization project using Tableau with a hotel dataset that contains booking records for city and resort type of hotels, and related data such as guest details, pricing, and cancellations, to name a few. 

I have drafted 4 visualizations which will eventually be consolidated into a single dashboard. 

Please visit the visualization link here. 

The visualizations were developed to answer these research questions (in the same order):  

Q1. How do cancellation rates differ by market segment and deposit type for City Hotel and Resort Hotel? 

Q2: How do booking volume and average length of stay change throughout the year, and does the pattern differ by distribution channel and customer type? 

Q3: What geographic patterns can be identified in cancellation rates across guests’ countries of origin, and what booking characteristics are associated with these patterns? 

Q4: What booking profiles can be identified based on lead time and waiting-list duration, and how do they differ by room assignment, customer type, repeat-guest status, and number of special requests?  

For each research question (visualization), may I request your feedback on (one or more of) based on these questions?: 

A. Is the chart type appropriate? If not, could you please recommend a more appropriate one along with what measures to use? 

B. Do any of the colors/color scheme need to be changed? 

C. Do you recommend mark labels? If so, for all, or for high/low only? 

D. Hovering over the visualization shows more details but does it look like cognitive overload? Would you recommend splitting the visualization into two or more instead? 

E. Do you have (any) other feedback or best practice using data visualization principles to improve this? 

Thank you very much in advance! 

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Good afternoon. 

I need your help, please. 

We maintain a standard color scheme for our dashboards. For filters, we use dark blue as the background color of the filter text box (the box that displays the selected value) and white for the font. 

Out of nowhere, our already published workbooks changed the background color of the filter text boxes to white, while the font remains light. I've run several tests: I downloaded the workbooks, confirmed the colors, and republished them, but the background color is still not being kept. 

I also tested in Web Edit: there, the text box background color displays correctly, but when I view the published result online, the text box turns white again. The problem persists. 

Environment: Tableau Cloud (

https://us-east-1.online.tableau.com/

). The issue appears only on the web. 

I've confirmed that my application is up to date. 

There are more than 100 workbooks with multiple sheets, and several users are complaining and opening support tickets because it's hard to read the information in the filters and parameters. 

Desktop/Web Editor:

Online:

PT-BR:

Boa tarde. 

Por favor, preciso da ajuda de vocês. 

Mantemos um padrão para as cores dos dashboards. No caso dos filtros, usamos Azul Escuro no fundo da caixa de texto e Branco para as fontes. 

Do nada, os projetos já publicados mudaram a cor de fundo da caixa de texto dos filtros para branco, mas mantêm a fonte clara. Fiz vários testes, baixei as pastas de trabalho, confirmei as cores, publiquei novamente, mas não mantém a cor de fundo. 

Testei também no Web Editor: a cor de fundo da caixa de texto aparece correta, mas ao visualizar o resultado online a caixa volta a ficar branca. O problema permanece. 

Ambiente: Tableau Cloud (

https://us-east-1.online.tableau.com/

). O problema aparece somente na web. 

Confirmei que meu aplicativo está atualizado. 

São mais de 100 projetos com diversas abas, e vários usuários estão reclamando e abrindo chamados devido à dificuldade de enxergar as informações dos filtros e parâmetros. 

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Hi together, 

I'm currently building a matrix which should be dynamically colored based on a parameter. E.g. I can select Sales, Quantity a calculated rating ... . I solved this using a parameter for selection of the color and a calculated variable, which references the measure based on the parameter. 

This works fine. But having the Start/ Center / End to Automatic often leads to a misleading or non-sense coloring, since some values are far higher than others. Using Parameters to set the values works, but then I have to enter them either manually oder to use parameter action e.g. to set it to median and quartiles, select all the shown points in the chart. If I change the color parameter or a filter I have to do the same again. 

Is there any way to avoid this? Using Variables instead of parameters would be great. Then the dashboard builder could define a suitable logic. 

Attached an example with adjusted Super Store figures. On the automatic sheet you see, that the coloring is not meaningful. on the Parameter sheet, it's more meaningful, but needs to be updated either by selecting all dots or using Strg + A or manually adjusting the parameters. 

Any suggestions are welcome :) 

Best regards 

Florian 

Multiple users are not able to access report with a particular report type thats saved in Public Folder. Report type used was "Report and Dashboard Components" users are getting error as shown in the screenshot.  

The report type is deployed correctly. 

Users are able to access other reports saved in Public folder.