Map visualizations are significant to interpret spatial details. In Tableau Desktop, you can build both simple and spatial files, as discussed in this blog. In this comprehensive guide, you got an understanding of different ways to build Tableau Custom Maps, including Choropleth Map, Proportional Symbol Map, Heat Map, Flow Map, Point Distribution Map, and Spider Map. Although this article only covers the simple steps, you can learn more at Tableau Custom Maps.
In this blog post I will outline how you can get quick and easy statistics on any Tableau Public Profile using the Tableau Public API, and how to batch download Tableau workbooks from a Tableau Public Profile page. There are already some good blog posts on this topic and a terrific community resource called The Cerebro Project that was built and is maintained by Josh Tapley. However, it's pretty easy to pull your data, or anyone's data, using the Tableau Public API in just a few steps.
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