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I have a tableau table like as shown below

I don't know why the table border line is not fully displayed. I have set all border lines across "sheet", "rows", "columns" but still this doesn't show properly.

However, when I hover my cursory around `Region of SoldTo` or `Div Chan APAC` or `Subregion Resp APAC`, I am able to see full border for that specific cell. If I move the cursor away from that cell, the border line again vanishes and turns into half as shown in screenshot above

How can I avoid this?

Hi Team, 

I have SQL database to pull UTM data. We have many data. Clients want to pull the top 20 based on some UTM parameters combination. They have provided that combination in Google sheet.I want to use that google sheet as lookup sheet and pull the metrics values from my SQLfor that combination. 

So i have used my tableau linking key between google sheet and sql is  

lower(utmsource+utmmedium+utmcampagin+utmcontent) ==>  

if [Exclude UTM Content?]='N' then 

LOWER([UTM Source])+ LOWER([UTM Medium])+  

LOWER([UTM Campaign])+ LOWER([UTM Content]) 

else LOWER([UTM Source])+ LOWER([UTM Medium])+ LOWER([UTM Campaign]) 

END 

For the above condition i can get quotes for exclude utm content=N. But issue in getting quotes for the below campagins 

XXX_26 

XXX_21_22 

Goodgirl26 

2025calendar 

2026calendar 

Thanks, 

Maya 

A follow up to my previous post:  Using multiple CTEs in Tableau | Salesforce Trailblazer Community

I now have to add 2 temporary variables, a start_date and end_date.  The code works w/ 1 temporary variable but fails when I add a second temporary variable.  The error message I receive says  

Actual statement count 3 did not match the desired statement count 1. 

Initial SQL Error. Check that the syntax is correct and that you have access privileges to the requested database. 

This is my code.  Would appreciate any help.  Thank you!

SET START_DATE = '2026-08-31'::DATE;

SET END_DATE = '2026-09-05'::DATE;

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE AAAA_DB.AAAA_TB.test1 AS 

WITH RECURSIVE

business_dates (business_date) AS (

    SELECT $BUSINESS_START_DATE::DATE

    UNION ALL

    SELECT DATEADD(day, 1, business_date)

    FROM business_dates

    WHERE business_date < $BUSINESS_END_DATE::DATE

),

followed by multiple CTEs

#Tableau Desktop & Web Authoring

How to change the font of transaction type to match same as the number values .For example - Production Order Picking should be blue same as its value . Please have a look at the screenshots .It has to match the transaction type legend .Thankyou   

Dear Tableau Desktop & Web Authoring Team, 

We are currently using Tableau Server and Tableau Desktop to update existing reports.  

We are running the latest version of Tableau Server. 

We need to rename an item displayed across approximately 17 reports. To reduce the effort of editing and publishing each report individually, we would like to know whether this name change can be applied to multiple reports in bulk. 

Could you please advise on the following?

1. Is there a way to rename a common item across multiple reports at once using web authoring in Tableau Server or Tableau Desktop?
2. Can renaming the corresponding field in a shared data source automatically update the name displayed in all reports that use it? If so, what conditions must be met, and what impact could this have on existing reports?
3. If each report must be edited individually, is there a way to publish multiple updated workbooks in bulk?
4. If these operations are not available through standard features, are there any recommended APIs or tools? Please also clarify which approaches are officially supported.

If you need additional information, such as how the reports are organized into workbooks and sheets, whether they share a data source, or details of the item being renamed, please let us know. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

Best regards, 

Environment:

Tableau Desktop, data source built from a self-joined extract (cloud data warehouse connection). 

Setup:

• Main data source: a single table, self-joined on a parent/child key relationship to attach parent-record fields to child rows.
• To try to always render all 25 combinations, we added (and later removed, see below) a Custom SQL scaffold table generating all 25 combinations of two numeric fields (1-5 x 1-5), joined/related to the main table on those two fields.
• Columns: Impact (numeric, discrete), Rows: Likelihood (numeric, discrete), Shape/Label driven by record-level fields (ID, a derived score).

Problem: When no filters are applied, all 25 cells render correctly (scaffold rows with no matching record show as empty cells, which is the desired behavior).

As soon as a filter is applied on any dimension NOT present in the scaffold table (e.g. a group/category field), the filter also removes the scaffold rows (since they have NULL for that dimension), collapsing the matrix back down to only the combinations that have actual records for that filter selection. 

What we tried:

1. Blending instead of joining - not usable. The main data source contains a self-join (logical tables), and Tableau blocks logical-table sources from being used as a secondary blend source ("Data sources that contain logical tables cannot be used as secondary data sources for data blending").
2. Fixed axis range on the two numeric fields - not usable since both fields are discrete, not continuous. Converting them to continuous was tested but rejected: with continuous axes, the shape marks overlap/stack instead of sitting centered per cell, which is unacceptable for this visual.
3. Show Missing Values - not available. This option only appears on discrete date fields/bins, not on a plain discrete numeric/integer dimension pulled from a join.
4. Bins with Show Missing Values - not attempted in full, flagged as a partial solution: bins only densify between the min and max value actually present after filtering, so a filtered selection with max value 4 would still be missing the "5" column. Would need to be paired with a way to force-anchor the endpoints.
5. Null-tolerant filters - partially worked, then broke on a data quality issue. Rewrote each filter as ISNULL([ID]) OR <original condition>, and included Null in the relevant quick filter, so scaffold rows (no ID) always pass regardless of filter selection. This worked correctly for that filter in isolation. However, it broke down because a subset of real records in the source data have a genuinely NULL value on that same filter field (a data quality gap, not scaffold rows), so including "Null" in the filter also pulled in those orphan records on every filter selection - contaminating the matrix with records that don't belong to the selected group. Distinguishing scaffold rows from genuine null-value records would require either a dedicated is_scaffold flag column in the Custom SQL, or a calculated dimension like IF ISNULL([ID]) THEN "(Scaffold)" ELSEIF ISNULL([Group]) THEN "Unassigned" ELSE [Group] END used as the filter field instead of the raw dimension - not implemented yet.

Current state: Removed the Custom SQL scaffold table entirely, since none of the above approaches held up once real filters were applied. The matrix currently just shows fewer than 25 cells when filtered to selections with limited record coverage.

Question for the community: Is there a native Tableau way to force a discrete dimension pulled from a joined/related table to always show its full domain (1-5 on both axes) regardless of filters applied on unrelated dimensions, without a pipeline-level fix and without hitting the logical-table blending restriction? Specifically interested in:

• Whether a table calculation or a different LOD structure can force-render the missing combinations
• Whether there's a supported way to flag scaffold rows distinctly from genuine NULLs in a self-joined source, so null-tolerant filters don't accidentally include unrelated orphan data

Happy to share the exact Custom SQL and calculated field text (genericized) if useful. 

Hello Tableau Community,

after upgrading Tableau Desktop to version 2025.2.1 on Windows, I noticed that all my previously working Viz in Tooltip charts no longer display. The tooltip itself still appears when hovering, but the embedded sheet (viz) is missing. It only contains a broken file image. This happens consistently across all views and dashboards in my workbooks, not just in a specific sheet. Everything worked as expected before the upgrade.

Has anyone else experienced this issue with version 2025.2.1? Is this a known bug, or is there a workaround available?

Thanks in advance for any insights or suggestions!