This is done using a completely different method-by right-clicking on their tab at the bottom of the Tableau app. *Sheet (and dashboard) duplication and copy-paste have been available in Tableau for some time. If you are ever trying to copy a container and the Copy Dashboard Item selection is not in the ▼ menu, it’s probably because there is a sheet somewhere in the container.
Please note: Vertical or horizontal containers containing sheets* can’t be copied. You can paste in the same dashboard, a different dashboard or even a different workbook! What Can Be Copied Sometimes, Tableau adds to containers four pixels of outer padding that wasn’t there in the original object (kind of like it automatically adds it to everything), so make sure to look out for that! See more in The Best Part below.ĥ. Basically, its ready to use straightaway!Ĥ. When objects such as navigation buttons are pasted, they keep all their original settings, including fonts, style, formatting, etc. Hold down shift as you move it (note the blue borders if you want it in a container)ģ. To deal with this, you have the following options: The pasted object is floating even if the original object was tiled. Formatting is maintained through the copy-paste:Īs you can see, the border, background and padding from the original object is automatically added to the pasted object.Ģ. That’s it! Pretty simple, but there are a few more things worth noting.
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*For Mac users, substitute command whenever you see ctrl in this blog.
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Okay, so maybe I’m a bit of a nerd, but this one has felt like waiting for the latest James Bond to come out or Christmas morning as a kid (okay, that one might be a bit of a stretch). Finally, it has arrived: the ability to copy and paste in Tableau.
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