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Microsoft Excel was the one stop solution for reporting until more sophisticated and interactive tools surfaced towards the end of 20th century and is still being considered as the preferred reporting tool by many, despite the growing popularity of Tableau and Microsoft’s very own Power BI. I myself had been an ardent user of Excel until recently when I had to start using Power BI due to various functional requirements.

This Blogpost gives the ideas to developers and administrators to develop and maintain their optimized solutions for Power BI.

In this blog, we will talk about how to implement Multi-language support in Tableau Dashboards. We will be adding multilingual titles for the different charts in the dashboard.

Usually, in reporting, the Business user may not want to see all the data in the main report. The user only needs supplemental details on some of the rows which can show aggregated data, but the data must be available if business user what to see a detailed view.