I am relatively new to Tableau. I have created some TWBX file using tableau, and now I have a question, what happens once my license expires? by any means can I still open/work on those files?
And that brings me to this post.
I am using one of the TWBX files which I have created earlier, and I can open and use it using Tableau Desktop.
However, if I try to open the same file in Tableau Public, it is not allowing me.
Now I select 'Save to Tableau Public' from Server → Tableau Public.
And log into to my Tableau Public profile.
And publish this workbook.
Next I go to my Tableau Public profile and download the uploaded file in TWBX format.
Now I open Tableau Public client, I have 2 options to open the file.
1. Open - I can open the TWBX file I have downloaded.
2. Open from Tableau Public - I can directly open the file from my profile.
The file works fine in Tableau Public client.
However, if I do any change and want to save it, the only option is in Tableau Public.
And that brings me to this post.
I am using one of the TWBX files which I have created earlier, and I can open and use it using Tableau Desktop.
However, if I try to open the same file in Tableau Public, it is not allowing me.
Now I select 'Save to Tableau Public' from Server → Tableau Public.
And log into to my Tableau Public profile.
And publish this workbook.
Next I go to my Tableau Public profile and download the uploaded file in TWBX format.
Now I open Tableau Public client, I have 2 options to open the file.
1. Open - I can open the TWBX file I have downloaded.
2. Open from Tableau Public - I can directly open the file from my profile.
The file works fine in Tableau Public client.
However, if I do any change and want to save it, the only option is in Tableau Public.
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