successfully creating a JWT and getting dashboard view as expected without prompting users to sign in to tableau . However, I want to send some filters programmatically via JWT or any other way so that our portal users see only the filtered view of the dashboard based on the filters sent via our backend server (nodejs).
I'd appreciate any guidance or assistance on how to achieve this effectively. Thank you
Hi Team,
I need your help.
I've used a sheet as a tooltip which shows list of all Jira keys.
However I want those keys should be clickable kind of hyperlink, so If I click on that I should take me to that Jira Key page.
Please assist. Thanks, I have attached file.
Could you use an action to take the user to the source sheet which could have the clickable URL on it? I added an action that would do that and am attaching the .twbx.
Hi @Megha Bagga, great to hear you are looking for more!! If you aren't already set up on Tableau Public, it would be a great first step... Autumn Battani put together this viz on Tableau Public that might be a great starting point to find out more about various data challenges and projects in the Tableau Community that will help... Best of luck 🙂
Would anyone here happen to have a high resolution version of the Data + Women logo? We're looking to promote a chapter of the group in our area (Lexington) through the local TUG, and we would like to use the logo in some of our presentations.
Thanks!
Hi Alex,
I've attached a slide deck template. Hope this covers your needs!
-Tracy
Hello Everyone!
I was watching the Oscars on Sunday and about half-way through noticed that the men tended to speak first when the presenters were a male/female combo. The rule was changed when the male actor was a minority.
Since I noticed this late and didn't have a spreadsheet handy, I wasn't able to verify this hypothesis.
I have created a simple data set that has all of the presenters and their associated award, along with *** and Ethnicity data. I was able to fill out a few of the presenter orders from memory, but don't want to make assumptions.
I'd love some help filling out the Speaking Order Column in the data set. All 3 Values indicate that the speaking order is unknown.
If anyone has a recording of the 2016 Oscars or can remember the order that would be awesome!
Thanks for the help!
Here is an updated version of your spreadsheet with my sister's edits. Her comments:
"I think he's onto something: I count 10 male/female presenting pairs and the woman spoke first 3 times."
⭐️ Tableau Community Forums Moving to Trailblazer Community ⭐️
Exciting news - we're moving to a new Neighborhood in Trailblazer Community on November 15, 2025.
We're back with another session under the theme of data art with an inspiring speaker: Julie Brunet, alias data Citron.
"Just keep threading, dataphysicalisation in needle craft" explores the intersection of data and textile art, showing how needlework can be used as a powerful medium to represent, feel, and engage with data.
Moving beyond screens and dashboards, this session will highlight how physical crafting processes—thread by thread—can bring datasets to life in tactile, tangible forms. Participants will discover how embroidery and stitching can embody patterns, rhythms, and narratives hidden within data, creating a unique dialogue between numbers and artistry. This talk invites you to rethink how we experience data, weaving together creativity, storytelling, and craft in a truly hands-on way.
When : October 22nd at 5PM Paris Time
We can’t wait to see you there 🙌
Warmly,
Annabelle & Nathalie
We're thrilled to announce that the latest ⌗DataPlusWomen event, focusing on the captivating world of #Data and ⌗Art, is now available on YouTube! Whether you missed the live event or wish to revisit the highlights, we invite you to join us online.
In this insightful webinar, Sonja Kuijpers, a renowned Data Illustrator at Studio TERP, presents "Recalibrate." Sonja takes us on a journey through her unique approaches to data visualization, blending creativity with analytical precision. Experience her candid reflections on both her professional process and personal growth as she navigates key moments in her dataviz exploration.
This session is not only educational but also deeply personal, as Sonja shares genuine stories of her emotional and mental development intertwined with her artistic journey. It's an opportunity for all members of our community to engage with the inspiring interplay between data and art.
Watch the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD7foA0naK8
Mercredi on a eu la chance avec Nathalie Richer, d'accueillir Marthe Viallet -Wake Up Dataviz- pour notre premier⌗datapluswomen consacré au ⌗DataArt
Si vous avez raté son excellente intervention, la video est sur youtube !
👉 https://youtu.be/eFJnK5dExlI
Data+Women Zurich lance son premier événement de l’année sous le signe du ⌗DataArt et pour la première fois en français! Et deuxième surprise, Nathalie Richer, PhD se joint à nous pour l'organisation des Data+Women Zurich!
Pour inaugurer cette série d’événements, nous avons l’honneur d’accueillir Marthe Viallet 🪩 Wake Up Dataviz et curatrice/créatrice avant-gardiste d'expositions de data visualisation, avec une présentation intitulée :
« La data visualisation est morte, vive la data visualisation ! »
📅 28 Janvier 2025 à 18h
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