When blending fields between data sources, the view might display Nulls instead of data.
The data in the chosen linking field does not match.
Ensure that the fields are equivalent in value, i.e. verify that the field length, field case, and field values are the same. This can be done in the database or in Tableau Desktop.
Values in the linking fields must match exactly, including case, spelling, and white space. For example, if a field contains the state name "Washington " in database 1, and "washington" in database 2, the fields will need be converted into the exact same values.
Edit the values in the data sources to be exactly the same
Link on calculated fields that correct the values
For the above example, the following directions could be used:
TRIM( LOWER( [State DB 1] ))
[New State DB 1] = [State DB 2]
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