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Dynamic Zone Visibility Tableau Tutorial (Includes Tableau Public Dashboard)

Learn how to build Dynamic Zone Visibility in Tableau so you can reuse the same dashboard space to display multiple charts—without cluttering your layout. Managing Dashboard Space on Tableau Public: https://public.tableau.com/app/profil... In this tutorial, you’ll create a chart selector using icons (custom shapes) and a parameter action, then use Dynamic Zone Visibility to show and hide worksheets inside a container. The result: one clean “dashboard window” that swaps between views like a map, line chart, bar chart, scatter plot, heat map, and cross tab—based on what your user clicks. You’ll also see how to set up the supporting pieces: a parameter, boolean calcs for each chart, and the dashboard action that ties your buttons to the parameter value. What you’ll learn: How Dynamic Zone Visibility works in Tableau dashboards Building a chart-switching parameter (string list) Creating boolean “show/hide” calculated fields for each view Designing icon buttons with shapes (including custom shapes) Using containers to layer multiple sheets in the same space Connecting buttons to the parameter using a Change Parameter dashboard action 💡 Tip: Custom icons can be added to Tableau’s Shapes folder (PNGs and JPGs work great). If this helped, consider subscribing for more Tableau dashboard design tutorials—especially on interactivity, parameters, and building clean, scalable layouts.