Tableau 10

Tableau 10 refers to version 10 of the Tableau software, which was released by Tableau Software, now a part of Salesforce, in August 2016. Tableau 10 introduced several new features and improvements to the platform, enhancing its data visualization and analysis capabilities.

Some key features introduced in Tableau 10 included:

Cross-Database Joins: Tableau 10 introduced the ability to perform cross-database joins, allowing users to blend and join data from different data sources more seamlessly within the same visualization.

Highlight Actions: With highlight actions, users could make their visualizations more interactive. By selecting data points in one visualization, the related data points in other visualizations could be highlighted, allowing for better data exploration and analysis.

Custom Territories: Tableau 10 allowed users to create custom territories for geographic visualizations. This was particularly useful for organizations that needed to visualize data at different regional levels, like sales territories or administrative boundaries.

Device Designer: The Device Designer feature in Tableau 10 allowed users to create dashboards optimized for different screen sizes and devices, ensuring a consistent and responsive user experience across various devices.

Web Authoring: Tableau 10 introduced web authoring capabilities, enabling users to create and edit dashboards directly from a web browser without the need for Tableau Desktop.

Improved Data Preparation: Tableau 10 brought various improvements to data preparation features, making it easier to clean and shape data within Tableau.

Data Highlighter: The Data Highlighter feature made it simpler to highlight and analyze specific data points in a visualization without the need for creating complex filters.