Update tableau desktop install#
Is Tableau Desktop configured to install the latest maintenance release? By default, Tableau Desktop is configured to automatically install the latest maintenance upgrade (for example 2022.1.1) for you unless this feature has been disabled by the administrator.For more information about version compatibility and downgrading workbooks, see Finding and Resolving Compatibility Issues. After that, these workbooks, (as well as any new workbooks you create using the new version) can't be opened with an older version of Tableau Desktop unless you downgrade the workbook. Is your organization ready to upgrade all workbooks? After you install a release upgrade, any existing workbooks you open and then save in the newer version will be upgraded.For more information, see Tableau Version Compatibility.
For example, you can't publish to Tableau Server from Desktop if you’re using a Desktop version that is newer than your Tableau Server version. Make sure that the version of Tableau Desktop you're installing and subsequent updates are compatible with the version of Tableau Server being used. Does your organization also use Tableau Server? You can run into compatibility issues when you try to share files between different versions of Tableau Desktop and between Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud.Tableau tests each new version thoroughly, but every environment is unique and a test drive is never a bad idea. Are there any power users within your organization? If so, they should install and test the new version before the rest of the users do.Note: Use Tableau Release Navigator to search for features in Tableau Desktop, Server, and Prep, or to see a full list of features when comparing your current version of Tableau to a later one. To take advantage of new features as well as other improvements and enhancements, upgrade to the latest version. Tableau regularly releases new versions of Tableau Desktop, Tableau Prep Builder, and Tableau Desktop Public Edition.
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