
Embedding Playground
Rapidly develop custom code in a matter of minutes. The Tableau Embedding Playground is an interactive learning environment where you can gain hands-on experience with key embedded analytics capabilities. In the Embedding Playground, you can quickly create exportable code to embed interactive visualisations into your application. Discover new possibilities, experiment with capabilities and get inspired to take your embedded analytics solution to the next level. Available now.

Custom data labels
Make your data more discoverable by categorising it within Tableau. Custom data labels are a continuation of a set of labelling features we've brought to Tableau over the years, including certifications, data quality warnings and sensitivity labels. Admins can now define custom data labels that Creators and Explorers can add to data assets for improved discovery and auditing within Tableau. You can also use the Data Labels API to allow third-party applications to add labels to a Tableau site for metadata not created in Tableau, such as those in upstream content like databases and tables.

Dynamic axis ranges
Create more dynamic visualisations by using the value of parameters in the workbook to set axis ranges. This feature allows you to select different parameters to use as each axis range. You can have a single dynamic axis extent (just start or end) or can set both extents using compatible fields.
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Custom data labels
Make your data more discoverable by categorising it within Tableau. Custom data labels are a continuation of a set of labelling features we've brought to Tableau over the years, including certifications, data quality warnings and sensitivity labels. Admins can now define custom data labels that Creators and Explorers can add to data assets for improved discovery and auditing within Tableau. You can also use the Data Labels API to allow third-party applications to add labels to a Tableau site for metadata not created in Tableau, such as those in upstream content like databases and tables.
Virtual connections support all connectors in Tableau
Data access, management and security become seamless with virtual connection enhancements. Any connector type supported in Tableau is now also supported in the Virtual Connection editor. The connectors include support for Microsoft OneDrive, Apache Drill, Apache Spark SQL, Cloudera Hadoop Hive, Datorama, Dremio, IBM DB2, Kyvos and Qubole Presto.
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