Tableau Desktop Updates & Release Notes
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Tableau 2026.2 Release
Tableau Desktop adds broader AI, analytics, and authoring upgrades, including Composable Data Sources, Manage Workbook Extensions, SVG image download, Drive Time Area maps, and new Tableau Next capabilities like Guided Setup, semantic tools, and enhanced exploration.
Tableau Next Guided Setup, Tableau Agent in Dashboards, Composable Data Sources, and more
Tableau Next: Guided Setup
A new guided setup accelerates the implementation experience. Administrators can install metadata, establish standard security policies, and enable key AI features — all through a streamlined, automated setup process. With the guided setup, your team gets a faster path to value so they can focus on what matters: turning data into decisions.
Guided setup is generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics (Beta)
Business users no longer have to wait to get answers to their data questions. With Tableau Agent in Dashboards, anyone can ask their data questions in plain language and get actionable information immediately. This self-service capability enables every user to get deeper insights from their dashboards by intuitively querying the underlying data source.
Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics will be available in late July as a Beta in Tableau Cloud and a Pilot in Tableau Server.Composable Data Sources
Rebuilding data sources from scratch for every new use case slows teams down and creates inconsistency across your org. With Composable Data Sources, you can combine your existing Tableau Published Data Sources into a single, unified model, extend it with the business logic and context your use case needs, and publish it for reuse across workbooks, Tableau Pulse metrics, and APIs. When an upstream published data source changes, your composed data source picks it up automatically on refresh.
Composable Data Sources is rolling out across June and July for Tableau Cloud, Tableau Server, and Tableau Desktop.Hosted Tableau MCP
Tableau MCP now runs as a fully cloud-hosted service on Tableau Cloud, removing the need for customers to self-host and maintain their own MCP server. This means you can connect any MCP-compatible AI agent to your trusted Tableau analytics faster and with significantly less overhead. With built-in OAuth 2.1 support, governance, and reliability, you get secure, enterprise-ready AI integration right out of the box.
Hosted Tableau MCP for Tableau Cloud is coming soon, across all editions.Cloud Capacity Management
Provide flexible capacity governance for Tableau Cloud administrators, allowing them to view and transparently manage capacity limits like extract refresh concurrency and publishing API, as well as view consumption metrics on their usage of these limits. Administrators can shift capacity limits between sites to ensure their production environments receive higher limits, promoting flexible product usage.
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Hosted Tableau MCP
Enterprise-grade AI integration, without the setup.
Hosted Tableau MCP
Tableau MCP now runs as a fully cloud-hosted service on Tableau Cloud, removing the need for customers to self-host and maintain their own MCP server. This means you can connect any MCP-compatible AI agent to your trusted Tableau analytics faster and with significantly less overhead. With built-in OAuth 2.1 support, governance, and reliability, you get secure, enterprise-ready AI integration right out of the box.
Hosted Tableau MCP for Tableau Cloud is coming soon, across all editions.Tableau Semantics: Composability Overrides
Customize semantic definitions inherited from the base SDM when extending a model
Adapt inherited business logic to meet specific requirements by modifying properties like display names and visibility in extended semantic models. This ensures OOTB content reflects unique organizational needs while preserving a single source of truth.
Composability Overrides is generally available with Tableau Next.User Attribute Function for SAML and OIDC
Use dynamic identity attributes to automate row-level data security.
Strengthen data security by using attributes passed directly from your Identity Provider for row-level security. This allows for dynamic, attribute-based access control that ensures users only see the data relevant to their role.
User Attribute Function for SAML and OIDC is generally available in Tableau Server.Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics (Beta and Pilot)
Business users no longer have to wait to get answers to their data questions. With Tableau Agent in Dashboards, anyone can ask their data questions in plain language and get actionable information immediately. This self-service capability enables every user to get deeper insights from their dashboards by intuitively querying the underlying data source.
Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics will be available in July as a Beta in Tableau Cloud and a Pilot in Tableau Server.Semantic Search (Pilot)
Find the right Tableau content faster, using natural language. With Semantic Search, you can search for relevant dashboards, data sources, and workbooks using plain language and business concepts—exact keyword match not required. This intuitive search capability drives discovery of existing artifacts, eliminating duplication.
Semantic Search is available in Pilot in Tableau Cloud.VizQL Data Service: Live Dashboard Query
Query live dashboard data from your embedding apps.
Building powerful embedded analytics experiences just got easier. With the new VizQL Data Service live dashboard query capability, you can query the data sources behind a Tableau workbook, including embedded ones, directly from your embedding applications. A new Embedding API method provides an identifier for the user's active dashboard session, which is then passed to VizQL Data Service to return data that matches exactly what the viewer sees in their dashboard. This makes it possible to build custom agentic experiences, AI-powered Q&A interfaces, and other deeply integrated applications that tap into live, session-aware Tableau data.
VizQL Data Service Live Dashboard Query is generally available in Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server.Enhancing Accessibility in Custom Views
Navigate and configure custom view settings independently with upgraded screen reader support.
Ensure an equitable experience for users with vision impairments by providing screen reader support for critical configuration options. Descriptive text for setting default or shared views is now announced during keyboard focus, preventing accidental exposure of personal data.
Enhancing Accessibility in Custom Views is generally available in Tableau Cloud and Server.Manage Workbook Extensions
Inspect, replace, and remove extensions in one place.
As workbook complexity grows, keeping track of which extensions are in use and where can become a real challenge. With Manage Workbook Extensions, you get a dedicated menu to inspect, delete, and swap out any dashboard or viz extension used in your workbook, all in one place. Whether you're working with extensions from the Tableau Exchange, privately developed ones, or licensed partner solutions, you can now replace them on the fly.
Manage Workbook Extensions is generally available in Tableau Desktop, Tableau Cloud, Tableau Server, and Tableau Public.Tableau Maps: Drive Time Area
Visualize real-world travel reach directly on your map.
Traditional maps assume straight-line distances, which can lead to inaccurate assumptions about coverage, accessibility, and reach. With the Drive Time Area feature in Tableau Maps, you can draw an isochrone polygon directly on your map that reflects how far you can realistically travel within a given time, based on actual road networks and traffic conditions. Simply select the Drive Time tool from the map toolbar, click a point, and drag outward to generate your coverage area. Whether you're optimizing store locations, planning delivery zones, managing emergency response, or refining service coverage, Drive Time Area helps you make decisions grounded in real-world conditions.
Maps: Drive Time Area is generally available for Tableau Desktop, Tableau Cloud, Tableau Server, and Tableau Public.SVG Image Download
Export sharper, scalable images from Tableau.
When you share Tableau dashboards and visualizations outside of Tableau, image quality matters. With SVG image download, you can now export your dashboards and vizzes as scalable vector graphics, so your visuals stay sharp and clear at any size, without the blurriness that can come with PNG exports. SVG files are available through the REST API, via the Vector Image option in web viewing, or through the Dashboard Download button. Whether you're embedding visuals in presentations, reports, or other content, your Tableau analytics now look exactly as intended.
SVG image download is generally available for Tableau Desktop, Tableau Cloud, Server and Tableau Public.Tableau Bridge: Notifications in Tableau Cloud
Stay on top of data freshness with notifications for Tableau Bridge job failures delivered directly within Tableau Cloud. These automated alerts empower site admins and data owners to resolve connectivity issues faster, ensuring data pipelines stay current.
Tableau Bridge: Notifications is generally available in Tableau Cloud.Tableau Bridge: Data Source Edits in Web Authoring
Creators working with on-prem data no longer have to switch to Tableau Desktop to build or update a Tableau Bridge data source. With this update, creators can create and edit published Bridge data sources, that use named connectors, directly on Tableau Cloud, keeping the entire workflow in one place.
Tableau Bridge: Data Source Edits in Web Authoring is generally available in Tableau Cloud.Tableau Server Admin Profiles
Delegate administrative tasks with custom, limited-permission profiles.
Delegate specific user and group management capabilities to non-admin roles like IT departments or regional leads. This custom profile management reduces the need for full site administrators while maintaining granular control and security.
Tableau Server Admin Profiles is generally available in Tableau Server.Composable Tableau Views and Tableau Pulse Metrics (LWC)
Customize how Tableau dashboards and Pulse metrics are embedded in Salesforce by wrapping the native component with your own UI logic and behaviors. With Composable Tableau Views and Tableau Pulse Metrics - Lightning Web Component (LWC), developers can programmatically set filters, add custom toolbars, and fine-tune performance while inheriting the seamless integration.
Composable Tableau Views and Tableau Pulse Metrics (LWC) is generally available in Tableau Cloud and Server.Tableau Pulse: Mobile Widget for Metrics
Keep your most critical data and insights always visible, directly from your mobile home screen. With the mobile widget for Tableau Pulse metrics, you can customize which high-priority metrics appear front and center, helping you stay informed and act quickly without having to open the Tableau app first.
Tableau Pulse: Mobile Widget for Metrics is generally available in Tableau Cloud.Composable Data Sources
Extend certified data with new context, without recreating it.
Rebuilding data sources from scratch for every new use case slows teams down and creates inconsistency across your org. With Composable Data Sources, you can combine your existing Tableau Published Data Sources into a single, unified model, extend it with the business logic and context your use case needs, and publish it for reuse across workbooks, Tableau Pulse metrics, and APIs. When an upstream published data source changes, your composed data source picks it up automatically on refresh.
Composable Data Sources is rolling out across June and July for Tableau Cloud, Tableau Server, and Tableau Desktop.Tableau Next: Auto Semantic Model Creation (Beta)
Automatically generate semantic models and relationships using AI.
Accelerate time to insight by using AI to automatically generate semantic models, relationships, and calculated fields from plain language. This feature reduces technical barriers for new users and provides a strong head start for data professionals on complex modeling tasks.
Auto Semantic Model Creation is available in Beta with Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Q&A Calibration (Beta)
Validate and optimize agent answers
Empower Data SMEs to systematically validate and optimize AI-generated answers to ensure they align with unique organizational preferences. This tool enables batch regression testing and question generation to maintain high accuracy and consistency as data models evolve.
Q&A Calibration is available in Beta with Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Pace to Threshold Insights (Beta)
When you're monitoring a metric tied to a critical limit, knowing that you've already crossed a threshold is not enough. With pace to threshold insights, you can see whether your metric is on track to hit or exceed a set threshold within your selected time range, and when that's expected to happen. The insight surfaces automatically on your metric card and details page when a threshold is configured and forecasting is enabled. Whether you're tracking consumption limits, budget ceilings, or service-level targets, pace to threshold insights helps you act before limits are breached, turning static thresholds into proactive signals.
Pace to Threshold Insights is available in Beta with Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Alerts in Agentforce Health Monitoring
Stay ahead of AI agent issues before they impact your business.
When you're managing deployed AI agents, knowing when something goes wrong in near real-time is critical. With Non-Agentic Data Alerts in Agentforce Health Monitoring, you can create proactive alerts directly from your health monitoring dashboard to track key signals like agent error rates. When conditions are met, you receive notifications within minutes, so you can take action before issues escalate.
Alerts in Agentforce Health Monitoring is generally available with Tableau Next.Cloud Capacity Management
Flexibly govern and manage Tableau Cloud capacity limits across multiple sites
Provide flexible capacity governance for Tableau Cloud administrators, allowing them to view and transparently manage capacity limits like extract refresh concurrency and publishing API, as well as view consumption metrics on their usage of these limits. Administrators can shift capacity limits between sites to ensure their production environments receive higher limits, promoting flexible product usage.
Cloud Capacity Management is generally available in Tableau CloudTableau Next: Salesforce Connector (Beta)
Access the Salesforce data connector natively from Tableau Next.
Simplify your data ingestion by browsing and connecting to Salesforce standard and custom objects directly within Tableau. This native integration allows you to quickly set primary keys and categories for analysis without leaving the platform.
The Salesforce connector is available in Beta in Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Radial Layout
Visualize cyclic, seasonal, and part-to-whole data with 6 new chart types.
Uncover patterns that linear charts miss by plotting data radially across five new chart types — including radial heat maps, bar, line, and nightingale charts — with Radial Layout. Compact and visually engaging, these formats give analysts a more intuitive way to communicate trends and proportions.
Radial Layout is generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Enhanced Data Exploration
Download aggregate viz data to CSV and include metrics in text widgets.
Export viz data instantly for further analysis or sharing with Download to CSV. Keep narrative and numbers in sync by embedding live, auto-updating metric values directly into descriptive text with Metrics in Text Widgets in Dashboards.
Download to CSV and Metrics in Text Widgets in Dashboards are generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau Next: Actions - Filter, Parameter and Multi-Select
Give users precise, flexible control over how they filter, explore, and act on insights.
Drive multiple data models from one global selector with Filter Actions, trigger parameter changes from visual interactions with Parameter Actions, and act on multiple data points at once with multi-select — streamlining workflows and eliminating repetitive clicks. Scope parameter updates to only relevant visualizations with Targeted Parameters, keeping insights fast and focused.
Filter, Parameter, and multi-select actions are generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau Pulse: Point-in-Time Metrics
Ensure snapshot metrics, like inventory levels or headcount, reflect their values as of the last day of the period. Instead of writing a calculation in the advanced editor, Analysts can now define a Pulse metric as "point-in-time," rather than as an aggregate over the period. With Tableau Pulse: Point-in-Time Metrics, teams can reliably track performance with reporting that aligns with their business operations.
Tableau Pulse: Point-in-Time Metrics is generally available in Tableau Cloud.Tableau Next: Tableau Semantics DX Extension
Manage and version your semantic data models programmatically as code
Edit and deploy Tableau semantic models as code, right from the developer tools you already use. Create, edit, and bulk-manage semantic models directly from VS Code, Cursor, or Agentforce Vibes. Git integration and CI/CD support mean teams can version-control business logic, collaborate, and deploy changes consistently across Tableau Semantics.
Tableau Semantics DX Extension is generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau Mobile: Swipe Between Sheets
Navigate multi-sheet workbooks seamlessly within the Tableau mobile app. In addition to using the dropdown menu to open a specific sheet, users can three-finger swipe left or right to move between adjacent sheets. With the ability to effortlessly move between sheets on mobile, teams can easily review the data needed to make confident decisions wherever business takes them.
Tableau Mobile: Swipe Between Sheets is generally available in Tableau Cloud and Server.Help Agent on Tableau Public
Navigate Tableau Public with an interactive assistant that provides instant answers and feature support.
Accelerate your Tableau Public journey with an intelligent, interactive guide designed to help you find answers and master new features faster. Whether you are a beginner navigating your first visualization or an expert looking for community best practices, the Tableau Public Help Agent provides instant, personalized education.
Help Agent on Tableau Public is generally available in Tableau PublicAchievements and Badges on Tableau Public
Showcase your achievements with badges on Tableau Public.
Celebrate your milestones and highlight your expertise with official platform badges. Badges on Tableau Public reward your dedication to learning data skills, growing your career, and connecting with the community. It gives you a prestigious, trusted way to showcase your achievements to potential employers and the DataFam, including Viz of the Day selections and more.Tableau Next: Guided Setup
Automate routine deployment tasks to accelerate configuration and time to value
A new guided setup accelerates the implementation experience. Administrators can install metadata, establish standard security policies, and enable key AI features — all through a streamlined, automated setup process. With the guided setup, your team gets a faster path to value so they can focus on what matters: turning data into decisions.
Guided setup is generally available in Tableau Next.Tableau-owned Published Data Sources on Tableau Public
Discover and reuse data sources within Tableau Public.
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Discover and connect to data faster with a centralized library of reusable data sources spanning a variety of topics. Published Data Sources reduce manual data imports and gives everyone a faster, more consistent path to exploring data.
The first phase of Published Data Sources is generally available in Tableau Public. - June 2026
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Tableau 2026.2 Release
Tableau Desktop adds Composable Data Sources and joins Tableau Next updates like Guided Setup, Tableau Agent in Dashboards beta, Hosted Tableau MCP, and Cloud Capacity Management for faster, more secure analytics.
Tableau Next Guided Setup, Tableau Agent in Dashboards, Composable Data Sources, and more
Tableau Next: Guided Setup
A new guided setup accelerates the implementation experience. Administrators can install metadata, establish standard security policies, and enable key AI features — all through a streamlined, automated setup process. With the guided setup, your team gets a faster path to value so they can focus on what matters: turning data into decisions.
Guided setup is generally available in Tableau Next.
Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics (Beta)
Business users no longer have to wait to get answers to their data questions. With Tableau Agent in Dashboards, anyone can ask their data questions in plain language and get actionable information immediately. This self-service capability enables every user to get deeper insights from their dashboards by intuitively querying the underlying data source.
Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics will be available in late July as a Beta in Tableau Cloud and a Pilot in Tableau Server.
Composable Data Sources
Rebuilding data sources from scratch for every new use case slows teams down and creates inconsistency across your org. With Composable Data Sources, you can combine your existing Tableau Published Data Sources into a single, unified model, extend it with the business logic and context your use case needs, and publish it for reuse across workbooks, Tableau Pulse metrics, and APIs. When an upstream published data source changes, your composed data source picks it up automatically on refresh.
Composable Data Sources is rolling out across June and July for Tableau Cloud, Tableau Server, and Tableau Desktop.
Hosted Tableau MCP
Tableau MCP now runs as a fully cloud-hosted service on Tableau Cloud, removing the need for customers to self-host and maintain their own MCP server. This means you can connect any MCP-compatible AI agent to your trusted Tableau analytics faster and with significantly less overhead. With built-in OAuth 2.1 support, governance, and reliability, you get secure, enterprise-ready AI integration right out of the box.
Hosted Tableau MCP for Tableau Cloud is coming soon, across all editions.
Cloud Capacity Management
Provide flexible capacity governance for Tableau Cloud administrators, allowing them to view and transparently manage capacity limits like extract refresh concurrency and publishing API, as well as view consumption metrics on their usage of these limits. Administrators can shift capacity limits between sites to ensure their production environments receive higher limits, promoting flexible product usage.
Cloud Capacity Management is generally available in Tableau Cloud
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All Features Highlights:
- Hosted Tableau MCP: Enterprise-grade AI integration, without the setup.
- Tableau Semantics: Composability Overrides: Adapt inherited business logic to meet specific requirements by modifying properties like display names and visibility in extended semantic models. Generally available with Tableau Next.
- User Attribute Function for SAML and OIDC: Strengthen data security by using attributes passed directly from your Identity Provider for row-level security. Generally available in Tableau Server.
- Tableau Agent in Dashboards: Conversational Analytics (Beta and Pilot): Self-service natural language querying for dashboards.
- Semantic Search (Pilot): Find Tableau content faster using natural language. Available in Pilot in Tableau Cloud.
- VizQL Data Service: Live Dashboard Query: Query live dashboard data from embedding apps. Generally available in Tableau Cloud and Server.
- Enhancing Accessibility in Custom Views: Screen reader support for critical configuration options. Generally available in Tableau Cloud and Server.
- Manage Workbook Extensions: Inspect, replace, and remove extensions in one place. Generally available across Tableau platforms.
- Tableau Maps: Drive Time Area: Visualize real-world travel reach on maps. Generally available.
- SVG Image Download: Export scalable vector graphics for sharper images. Generally available.
- Tableau Bridge: Notifications and Data Source Edits in Web Authoring: Notifications for job failures and editing Bridge data sources directly in Tableau Cloud.
- Tableau Server Admin Profiles: Delegate administrative tasks with custom, limited-permission profiles. Generally available.
- Composable Tableau Views and Tableau Pulse Metrics (LWC): Customize embedded dashboards and metrics in Salesforce. Generally available.
- Tableau Pulse: Mobile Widget for Metrics: Keep critical data visible on mobile home screen. Generally available.
- Tableau Next: Auto Semantic Model Creation (Beta): AI-generated semantic models and relationships.
- Tableau Next: Q&A Calibration (Beta): Validate and optimize AI-generated answers.
- Tableau Next: Pace to Threshold Insights (Beta): Forecast if metrics will hit thresholds.
- Tableau Next: Alerts in Agentforce Health Monitoring: Proactive alerts for AI agent issues.
- Tableau Next: Salesforce Connector (Beta): Native Salesforce data connector.
- Tableau Next: Radial Layout: New radial chart types for cyclic and part-to-whole data.
- Tableau Next: Enhanced Data Exploration: Download viz data to CSV and embed metrics in text widgets.
- Tableau Next: Actions - Filter, Parameter and Multi-Select: Flexible control over filtering and parameters.
- Tableau Pulse: Point-in-Time Metrics: Define snapshot metrics as point-in-time.
- Tableau Next: Tableau Semantics DX Extension: Manage semantic data models as code.
- Tableau Mobile: Swipe Between Sheets: Navigate multi-sheet workbooks with swipe gestures.
- Help Agent on Tableau Public: Interactive assistant for Tableau Public users.
- Achievements and Badges on Tableau Public: Showcase achievements with badges.
- Tableau-owned Published Data Sources on Tableau Public: Centralized library of reusable data sources.
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- Jun 23, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2025.1.17
Tableau Desktop fixes a sign-in issue for Tableau Cloud after a prior successful external browser login, improving the desktop-to-cloud login experience.
PRODUCT RELEASE AND DOWNLOAD
Starting in September, 2023, fixed defects can be found on this site. Additional defect information is available at https://help.salesforce.com/s/issues .
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ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 22252933 When signing in to Tableau Cloud from Tableau Desktop after a prior successful login using the external browser, an error is receivedDownload Files
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20251.26.0609.1039
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Tableau Desktop 2026.2
Tableau Desktop fixes several defects in a June 2026 release, including dashboard load errors, Japanese era-based date display issues, Snowflake key pair credential testing, and SAP HANA filter problems, with additional stability updates for Tableau Server related workflows.
PRODUCT RELEASE AND DOWNLOAD
Starting in September, 2023, fixed defects can be found on this site. Additional defect information is available at https://help.salesforce.com/s/issues.
Resolved Issues
ISSUE ID | DESCRIPTION
19327268 | "LogicException" error seen when attempting to load specific dashboards in a workbook
21940539 | "LogicException" error seen when attempting to load specific dashboards in a workbook
20786408 | Japanese Era-Based Date Formats Display Incorrectly in Tableau Desktop 2025.2 and Later
21179921 | After Upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.1, VizData Service Becomes Degraded
21181921 | After upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.0 or later, error when accessing workbooks using context filter and connected to published data sources
19444235 | Test Snowflake Key Pair Credential in Tableau Cloud Passes Even Though the Specified Role Is Invalid
20261869 | No Such Table Error When Selecting 100+ Values for Filter on SAP HANA Data Sources Utilizing Variables and ParametersBuild number
20262.26.0603.1643
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Tue, June 09, 2026
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COMING SOON - May 26, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2026.1.2
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with additional fixes for map code and postcode rendering, BUFFER() errors on live published data sources, and Custom SQL editing for ServiceNow datasources.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
Resolved Issues
ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 21729928 Some FIPS 10 Country Codes Do Not Map Correctly, Resulting in "Missing Location" Errors or Incorrect Map Placements 21729187 Postcodes for Lituania(LT) and Poland(PL) fails to render on maps in Tableau Desktop 21940997 BUFFER() function returns error when using live connection to published data sources in Tableau Cloud 21473843 "Unable to complete action" error when trying to edit Custom SQL of a ServiceNow DatasourceBuild number
20261.26.0512.1636
Release date
Tue, May 26, 2026
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- May 26, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.6
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with fixes for map location and postcode rendering issues, plus an error that blocked editing Custom SQL for ServiceNow data sources.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
Resolved Issues
ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 21729928 Some FIPS 10 Country Codes Do Not Map Correctly, Resulting in "Missing Location" Errors or Incorrect Map Placements 21729187 Postcodes for Lituania(LT) and Poland(PL) fails to render on maps in Tableau Desktop 21473843 "Unable to complete action" error when trying to edit Custom SQL of a ServiceNow DatasourceBuild number
20253.26.0508.0337
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Tue, May 26, 2026
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KNOWN ISSUESComing Soon
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COMING SOON - Apr 21, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2026.1.1
Tableau Desktop adds a maintenance release with additional fixes and a resolved issue for degraded VizData Service after upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.1. It highlights the latest build, release date, and support resources for users planning an update.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
Starting in September, 2023, fixed defects can be found on this site. Additional defect information is available at https://help.salesforce.com/s/issues .
Resolved Issues
ISSUE ID
DESCRIPTION
21179921
After Upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.1, VizData Service Becomes DegradedBuild number
20261.26.0410.0924Release date
Tue, April 21, 2026Product support
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COMING SOON - Apr 21, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.5
Tableau Desktop releases a maintenance update with additional fixes, including OAuth login issues with published datasources and Snowflake key pair credential checks, plus support-related stability improvements.
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ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 20517301 OAUTH authentication in Tableau Desktop with Published Datasource throws an error without option to Login 21179921 After Upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.1, VizData Service Becomes Degraded 19444235 Test Snowflake Key Pair Credential in Tableau Cloud Passes Even Though the Specified Role Is InvalidDownload Files
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.4
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with additional fixes, including a resolved issue for workbooks using context filters and published data sources after upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.0 or later.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
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21181921 After upgrading Tableau Server to 2025.3.0 or later, error when accessing workbooks using context filter and connected to published data sources
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20253.26.0316.1545
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Thu, March 19, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2026.1
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with additional fixes for spatial functions on published extract data sources, manual sorting of published Excel data sources, and a silent install crash at startup.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
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20345383 Spatial functions fail for published extract data sources.
19588107 Error Occurs When Manually Sorting Published Excel Data Source from Tableau Desktop
19310259 Tableau Desktop 2025.1 or 2025.2 Installed Silently with SYNCHRONOUSLICENSECHECK="true" Crashes on StartBuild number
20261.26.0226.1626
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Tue, March 03, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.3
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with additional fixes, including a fix for schema search issues with the Cloudera Hadoop Hive Connector in Tableau Server 2024.2.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
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20106386 Unable to Search for Schemas Using Cloudera Hadoop Hive Connector in Tableau Server 2024.2Unable to Search for Schemas Using Cloudera Hadoop Hive Connector in Tableau Server 2024.2
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20253.26.0206.0336
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Thu, February 19, 2026
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.2
Tableau Desktop releases a maintenance update with additional fixes, including a resolved SAP HANA filter issue when selecting 100+ values. It points users to the latest product updates and current release resources.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
Starting in September, 2023, fixed defects can be found on this site. Additional defect information is available at https://help.salesforce.com/s/issues .
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ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 20261869 No Such Table Error When Selecting 100+ Values for Filter on SAP HANA Data Sources Utilizing Variables and ParametersDownload Files
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20253.26.0109.0333
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3.1
Tableau Desktop adds a maintenance release with additional fixes, including Snowflake Key Pair Auth publish dialog role display and custom theme support for workbooks using a published data source.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
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ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 20378065 Snowflake Key Pair Auth: Tableau Desktop Publish Dialog Incorrectly Shows Case-insensitive Roles 19309617 Custom themes do not work when workbook uses a Published Data SourceDownload Files
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20253.25.1210.1815
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Wed, December 17, 2025
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Tableau Desktop 2025.2.5
Tableau Desktop releases 2025.2.5 with a fix for unexpected null data when using the Salesforce Connector and Custom SQL on objects with multiple nested lookup relationships, keeping the focus on stability and data accuracy.
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18441921 Unexpected Null Data When Using the Tableau Desktop Salesforce Connector and Custom SQL for Objects with Multiple Nested Lookup RelationshipsBuild number
20252.25.1107.1156
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Wed, December 03, 2025
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Tableau Desktop 2025.3
Tableau Desktop ships a maintenance release with a broad set of fixes, improving stability, publishing, licensing, refresh behavior, accessibility, connectors, and workbook interactions across Tableau Desktop, Server, and Cloud.
We recommend using the newest maintenance release of this version, which contains additional fixes.
Resolved Issues
ISSUE ID DESCRIPTION 17144531 Unable to connect to a published data source using VizDataService client 18823871 After updating Tableau Desktop to version 2025.2, the application crashes when performing some basic actions 19295996 After upgrade of Tableau Server to 2024.2.9, an unexpected additional spacing appears on both sides of the X-axis in a time-based chart 19048775 Internal Error "00BF554A" When Publishing Workbooks to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud 18742320 Unable to Apply Negative Values When Adding Conditional Formatting Using the Tableau Table Extension 18719312 Compute Calculations Now' fails with error - 'error opening database' 17705464 When using keyboard navigation on a published Tableau workbook, the Esc (escape) key is not collapsing open parameter drop down lists as expected. 17920588 Object Filter of Salesforce Data Cloud Connector in Tableau Desktop Does Not Work When Used with Other Connectors 17623290 Teradata live query using a relative date filter sets a CAST which is different than in Tableau Desktop 18628572 A space appears between numbers and "年度" in Tableau Server 2024.2 18137083 Error Code: 79B9C33C or "Mismatched quote in" activating license in Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server 2025.1.0 18258868 When Workbook Locale is Set to Japanese, 'In' of Sets Displays Incorrectly in Views in Tableau Desktop 2025.1 18017786 The incremental refresh fails with the error "Command inputs for 'increment-extract' did not match declared signature" 17698858 Parameter/Set Actions do not Show Calculated Field Values in the Tooltip for Menu-based Actions 17515244 "LogicException: Internal Error - An unexpected error occurred...." in Tableau Cloud When Selecting a Total and Attempting to View Underlying Data Original source
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