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In un momento di crisi, come la pandemia di COVID-19, gli esperti di dati possono aiutare le aziende a individuare rapidamente i cambiamenti delle condizioni di mercato e a prendere decisioni fondamentali per navigare verso acque più calme.

Nominations and Applications are now open for 2020 Tableau Ambassadors, Introducing DataDev Ambassadors!

We're sharing how-to transition to the new COVID-19 dataset—without rebuilding your whole workbook.

Learn how IT can lead through change with data to help the business adapt to new realities, with more information in our free, on-demand Virtual IT Summit.

In case you missed it, we're chatting with Jeremy Schubert from Abbott Global about COVID-19 testing.

The Tableau 2020.3 beta is here with powerful functionality to help scale your analytics in your organization, making data more accessible to everyone.

Remote conferencing has become the de facto communication medium. We're sharing tips on how to share data remotely.

With the decision to reimagine all of our in-person events as virtual events through the end of the year, we are excited to announce a new, simplified application process for speaking at upcoming Tableau events—introducing the Speaker Bureau Program!

Learn how we managed an emergency effort to meet the 24/7 public demand for transparent pandemic data.

At Tableau Live - Europe, we're bringing data people together (virtually, of course) to celebrate the magic of the Tableau Community, solve problems with data, expand analytics skills, and share resources to speed up recovery.

The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging leaders across sectors to confront a horrific crisis and adapt quickly to weather it. As a response, we increased the budget of our annual Community Grant program by 172% from last year, and condensed the assessment period from 12 weeks to three weeks to get the money out the door as quickly as possible.

This post covers asking questions across multiple tables with relationships—using sets, LoD expressions, and aggregate calculations. Just like in the previous posts, we are using the bookstore dataset—you can follow along by downloading this Tableau workbook.