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Tristan Guillevin
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Tristan Guillevin

Tristan Guillevin is a Business Analyst at Ogury. In 2017, he won the Iron Viz - the ultimate data visualization battle, organized by Tableau every year in Las Vegas. His passion for data visualization and for Tableau has taken him around the world. He enjoys helping people with Tableau by making webinars, conferences, and writing blog articles.
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There are four different types of content on Tableau Server: 

  • Projects: The highest level; it is like a folder. You can only create new projects from the web. A project can contain other Sub-Projects, Workbooks, and Data Sources.
  • Workbooks: Either created on Tableau Desktop and published here, or directly created in Tableau Server. Each Workbook is composed of one or multiple Views.
  • Views: All the different Worksheets, Dashboards, and Stories in the Workbooks.
  • Data Sources: Created on Tableau Desktop and published here. You can use them to build new analyses directly on the web.

Tableau Server has two ways of displaying Content. Since the 2018.3 version, the default way is called Mixed Content and shows different types of Content in the same place.

As you can see in the following screenshot, in the Sales project, there is one other Sub-Project, one Workbook, and one Data Source, all displayed in the same place:

The Sales project dashboard

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Tristan Guillevin

Tristan Guillevin is a Business Analyst at Ogury. In 2017, he won the Iron Viz - the ultimate data visualization battle, organized by Tableau every year in Las Vegas. His passion for data visualization and for Tableau has taken him around the world. He enjoys helping people with Tableau by making webinars, conferences, and writing blog articles.
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