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Publish Tableau Content to CRM Analytics
Easily publish Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server dashboards, sheets, and stories to a CRM Analytics app or Lightning page without first embedding Tableau views or installing additional software.

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Easily publish Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server dashboards, sheets, and stories to a CRM Analytics app or Lightning page without first embedding Tableau views or installing additional software.
| Available in Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience. |
| Available with CRM Analytics, which is available for an extra cost in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions. Also available in Developer Edition. |
To use this feature, Enable Publishing Tableau Views.
), select Publish to
Salesforce.
You can save, favorite, delete, or remove a published view from its action menu.
If you remove a view from CRM Analytics, it’s still available in Tableau. But, when you delete a view from Tableau, the published view no longer shows any data in Salesforce. We recommend that you remove the view from CRM Analytics when you no longer need it.
To see a published Tableau view embedded in a Lightning page, users need access to the Tableau view. To see the Tableau view in a CRM Analytics dashboard, users need access to both the Tableau view and the CRM Analytics app to which it’s published.
Publishing Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server views to CRM Analytics mobile apps isn’t supported.

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