The topics in this section provide information on installing, configuring, and upgrading Tableau Server on Windows.
I have tableau desktop version 10.0 I have an issue where I have 2 measures summed up and these 2 measures are from 2 different sources, now all I want is to show 2 different colors stacked representing each of the measures (Green and Blue) on a stacked bar chart. Attached is a screenprint of my current chart showing the 2 stacked. Tableau Desktop is data visualization software that lets you see and understand data in minutes. With other Tableau products, it comprises a complete business intelligence software solution.
Looking for Tableau Server on Linux? See Install and Configure Tableau Server(Link opens in a new window).
Looking for the Tableau Configuration Utility? As of version 2018.2, the Configuration Utility has been replaced by Tableau Services Manager (TSM). For more information about TSM, see Comparing Functionality of tabadmin and TSM. To view the archived online help for the 2018.1, see Tableau Server 2018.1 Configuration Utility(Link opens in a new window).
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Thanks for your feedback!You can use the Tableau Hyper API to create .hyper extract files (supported in Tableau 10.5 and later). Using the Hyper API you can build applications that can insert, read, update and delete data from those files.
Tableau Desktop 10.2.13
- For more information about the Tableau Hyper API, see the Hyper API documentation(Link opens in a new window).
- For more information about the
.hyperformat, see Extract Upgrade to .hyper Format.
If you are using Tableau 10.5 and later, you can still use the Extract API 2.0(Link opens in a new window) to create .hyper Curio 10 1 download free. files. However, the Hyper API provides you more options for working with the extract files and offers improved performance.
Tableau Desktop Pro 10.2.0 (Mac OS X) » GFxtra
If you're using Tableau 10.4 and earlier, you can continue to use the Tableau SDK to create .tde extracts and publish those extracts to Tableau Server. For more information, see the Tableau SDK documentation(Link opens in a new window).
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Thanks for your feedback!You can use the Tableau Hyper API to create .hyper extract files (supported in Tableau 10.5 and later). Using the Hyper API you can build applications that can insert, read, update and delete data from those files.
Tableau Desktop 10.2.13
- For more information about the Tableau Hyper API, see the Hyper API documentation(Link opens in a new window).
- For more information about the
.hyperformat, see Extract Upgrade to .hyper Format.
If you are using Tableau 10.5 and later, you can still use the Extract API 2.0(Link opens in a new window) to create .hyper Curio 10 1 download free. files. However, the Hyper API provides you more options for working with the extract files and offers improved performance.
Tableau Desktop Pro 10.2.0 (Mac OS X) » GFxtra
If you're using Tableau 10.4 and earlier, you can continue to use the Tableau SDK to create .tde extracts and publish those extracts to Tableau Server. For more information, see the Tableau SDK documentation(Link opens in a new window).
The Hyper API runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS and supports multiple programming languages, including C++, Java, and Python, and .NET (C#).
Tableau Desktop 10 2 0 X
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