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In version 2019.2, Tableau introduced show/hide containers. These enabled the dashboard consumer to show or hide a container – along with any objects within it such as charts and filters – by clicking a button.

With the recent release of 2022.3, this concept has been taken to the next level with Dynamic Zone Visibility, which I’m thinking of as “data-driven show/hide containers” or more accurately “data-driven object visibility” as it’s not just containers but any object (or ‘zone’) – a chart, a filter, a text object, a web object, a download button or a container that holds any combination of these. 

The main goal of this dashboard was to create a conversion calculator while leveraging Dynamic Zone Visibility at the same time..
I used Google sheets to get the daily FX rates with

=GOOGLEFINANCE(“Currency:USDEUR”, “price”, DATE(YYYY,MM,DD), DATE(YYYY,MM,DD).

Currency Converter w/ Dynamic Zone Visibility

In version 2019.2, Tableau introduced show/hide containers. These enabled the dashboard consumer to show or hide a container – along with any objects within it such as charts and filters – by clicking a button.

With the recent release of 2022.3, this concept has been taken to the next level with Dynamic Zone Visibility, which I’m thinking of as “data-driven show/hide containers” or more accurately “data-driven object visibility” as it’s not just containers but any object (or ‘zone’) – a chart, a filter, a text object, a web object, a download button or a container that holds any combination of these. 

The main goal of this dashboard was to create a conversion calculator while leveraging Dynamic Zone Visibility at the same time..
I used Google sheets to get the daily FX rates with

=GOOGLEFINANCE(“Currency:USDEUR”, “price”, DATE(YYYY,MM,DD), DATE(YYYY,MM,DD).

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