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Create Interactive Tableau Dashboards with Dynamic Zone Visibility

K. Brown March 10, 2025

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What is Dynamic Zone Visibility

Dynamic Zone Visibility in Tableau is a feature that allows you to show or hide dashboard elements (zones) based on the value of a field or parameter, creating interactive and adaptable dashboards. It’s a tool that enables you to control the visibility of zones (which can be individual sheets, containers, or even images) on a dashboard.

A Parameter Action is required to operate the visibility of the dashboard.

How to Implement

  •  First create the different Worksheets you want to view on the dashboard.

  • To control the dashboard, create a Parameter Action.

o To create a Parameter Action click the dropdown under Data.

o Add the Name, Data type = Sting, Allowable Values = List.

o Add a list value for each Worksheet

o Click OK

o Right click on the Parameter, select Show Parameter

  •  Next create Boolean Calculated Fields to select True/False.

o Select Analysis > Create Calculated Field

o Input Field Name

o Enter Formula > Name of Parameter = “Parameter Value” (this the name in the Parameter Action and is case sensitive)

o Create a Boolean Calculated Field for each Worksheet.

  • Now create your Tableau Dashboard

o New Dashboard, add a Vertical Container

o Add the first Worksheet to your dashboard container.

o Click the correct Parameter from the dropdown for that Worksheet.

o Click on the Worksheet on dashboard to have it selected; click Layout > Control Visibility using value > select the correct value to make it True.

o Select any legends that’s also on the dashboard and make True.

o Next add second Worksheet to the same Vertical Container.

o Select the correct Parameter for the added Worksheet (the first worksheet should disappear)

o Set the visibility; repeat these steps for all added worksheets

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