Tableau extracts are an essential component for analyzing large datasets efficiently. They allow you to create a local copy of your data on your computer, enabling you to work with it even when you're offline. This guide provides an overview of tableau extracts, their benefits, and how to work with them.
Benefits of Tableau Extracts
- Offline Access: Work with your data even when you don't have an internet connection.
- Improved Performance: Faster data retrieval and processing for large datasets.
- Enhanced Security: Store sensitive data locally and control access to it.
Working with Tableau Extracts
Creating an Extract
- Open your Tableau workbook.
- Go to the "File" menu and select "Save Extract".
- Choose the location and filename for your extract.
Updating an Extract
- Right-click on the extract in your Tableau workbook.
- Select "Update Extract".
Best Practices
- Regularly update your extracts to ensure you have the latest data.
- Use filters to reduce the size of your extracts.
- Store your extracts securely.
For more information on Tableau extracts, you can visit the official Tableau Extracts Documentation.
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