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Hi all,

I wish to label a certain category of data in a stacked bar chart. Using the superstore data example below I want to just label the Technology category with the sames amount.

I am aware that I can label the Technology category by choosing selected labels within the Labels mark but the problem is that my data is daily so I'd prefer not to avoid having to select each new Technology data point each morning.

Is there a way that I could label just the Technology category and leave the other two unlabeled?

Thanks

I am experiencing a table formatting issue when loading a new file for August. The first header containing “   |  JPY Clearing / Custody   |    Trade   |  JP Subsidiaries  ” is a free-text field generated from a Calculated Field.

After loading the August file, the header becomes misaligned and I notice slight changes in the font formatting.

However, this issue does not occur when viewing the existing month's data. For example, when I filter the data to June, the table header displays correctly with the expected alignment and font formatting. 

This issue occurs in Tableau Cloud but does not occur in Tableau Desktop, where the table displays correctly.

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Hello. 

I have a simple blended axis chart, as shown below: 

In this chart, I want to accurately label "sum(sales)," "sum(profit)," "profit ratio," and "sum(quantity)" at desired location.  All categories should be labeled in the specified locations. For example, in the "Technology" category, at location (1), I want to label "sum(sales)," which is 839893 (in orange). At location (2), I want to label the sum(profit) and Profit ratio, which is 146543, and 146543/839893= 17.4%, both in blue color. At location (3), I want to label sum(quantity), which is 7017 in red color.  

How to do that? Workbook attached. 

Thanks,  Tom 

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For more information, this is the exact error I am receiving. I am able to open the data (.twbx file) in Tableau Desktop but cannot save/update the version to .hyper. The link is not helpful either as it only brings me to the Tableau Feed. Please help! 

Live and extract connection with .tde files have been deprecated. To upgrade .tde files to .hyper, please follow instructions at https://community.tableau.com/s/feed/0D58b0000CQKAUbCQP

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I have 14 data sources published from Tableau Prep onto Tableau Cloud. I've brought these into Tableau desktop (v2026.2) to use with a Relationship data model. Tableau Desktop is then renaming the logical table as Migrated Data, Migrated Data1. Migrated Data2 etc. When I open a new sheet all I see for the different data sets is the Migrated Data# and not the original names. I've looked everywhere and I can't see anyway of renaming/aliasing these names. They're not very intuitive :-) Is there a way of renaming the logical tables into something more meaningful? 

Hello, 

We have a user who is no longer with the company and hasn't been for sometime and we do not have access to their old license. We would like to move that old license to a new user. Where is the best way to do this? Thanks. 

I want to download Tableau Desktop 2023 version but I am unable to find older releases. I looked into the archive but it is getting redirected to the latest release sites where I am able to find versions post 2024. 

I have created a forecast and upper and lower prediction interval for my organization surrounding our count of hospital admissions.  Is there a way to retain the predicted values after the actual admissions have been occurred?  For example, you'll see in my screenshot that 60 admissions are predicted for today, 10/27/26, with a lower prediction interval of 46 and an upper prediction interval of 75.   

Tomorrow, once 10/27/26 has passed and we have the actual admission numbers, is there a way that the estimated values can be retained for reference? 

I cannot include the workbook because it contains PHI/PII.  Any help is greatly appreciated. 

Liz Bumgarner