Product release and download
Tableau Desktop 9.1.1
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, 9.1.23, which contains additional fixes.
Release date
Thu, October 15, 2015
Product support
Release Notes for Tableau 9.1.1
Tableau Desktop customers in environments with Product Updates enabled will be prompted to upgrade a few days after a maintenance release is made available. For more information, see the Tableau Knowledge Base.
Resolved Issues
| Issue ID | Description |
|---|---|
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393009
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Interacting with multiple parameters sometimes resulted in an unexpected error. |
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435210
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In certain environments with fewer than four CPU cores or under load with multiple concurrent queries, a "Tableau Data Engine Error: 4: DataFlow::GetColumn" error sometimes occurred. |
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420939
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The "tableau -p" command printed only the active sheet, instead of the whole workbook. |
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436210
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In Tableau Desktop, changing the Fiscal Year Start month did not correctly update the view. |
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422210
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Page Setup settings were not preserved when switching tabs. |
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422229
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Tableau Desktop could not connect to Tableau Online when behind certain authenticated proxies. |
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422939
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Cloudera Impala returned the following error message when filtering on groups: "IN and/or EXISTS subquery predicates are not supported in binary predicates". |
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376840
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Tableau Desktop treated a binary collation on Vertica connections incorrectly as a case-sensitive string collation, which caused filters on string-typed fields to return incorrect data. |
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427918
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When using a Microsoft SQL Server data source, converting a date field to a string in a calculation added time stamps to the date. |
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388959
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On computers with certain graphics cards, unwanted borders sometimes appeared in the view. |
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430600
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When using an SAP HANA data source, a formula that contained the DATETRUNC function returned an incorrect quarter for dates in March, June, September, and December. |
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423414
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Deleting a parameter that was used in a story or dashboard resulted in an error message. |
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431449
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When opening a workbook in Tableau Desktop, providing incorrect data source credentials sometimes locked out the data source user account. |
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423823
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On the Mac, exporting a large crosstab to Microsoft Excel sometimes produced a corrupt file. |
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393009
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Interacting with multiple parameters sometimes resulted in an unexpected error. |
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426385
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Opening certain workbooks in Tableau Desktop or loading them in Tableau Server or Tableau Online caused the following error message to appear: "No such function (= integer string)". |
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411489
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On certain devices with accessibility tools (such as on-screen keyboards), changing the selection in the Calculated Field dialog box Function Category drop-down menu causeed Tableau Desktop to close unexpectedly. |
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431255
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When you edited a connection to Hortonworks Hive, the connection page sometimes did not correctly populate the "HTTP Path" field. |
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423414
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Deleting a parameter that was used in a story or dashboard resulted in an error message. |