Dig into the latest DataFam Roundup—a weekly blog that brings together community content all in one post. As always, we invite you to send us your content—and the DataFam content from your peers that have inspired you! Find the content submission form here.

DataFam content 

Dive into content created by the Tableau Community: 

• Toan Hoang: Tableau + Python – Going Outside of the Box
• Nir Smilga: This is Pink Floyd- Remastered
• Klaus Schulte, Co Data: Cost-Plus-Pricing with Tableau & Tableau Prep
• Keith Helfrich and Jonathan Drummey, Action Analytics: TSVP #7: Vocabulary 
• Donabel Santos, sqlbelle: Tableau Tutorial - Practical LOD #12 - Relative Period Filtering (YTD, QTD, MTD, YoY)
• CJ Mayes: Understanding Polygons 001
• Donna Coles, Donna + DataViz: Can you use set actions to create a reference date range?
• Andy Kriebel, VizWiz: How to Embed a Google Slides Presentation in a Tableau Dashboard
• Nicole Lillian Mark: Doing data visualization freelance work for the first time? Five pitfalls to avoid.
• Sarah Nell-Rodriquez, Be Data Lit: Alice Boone McKnight on Blazing a New Career Path with Data
•  Jacob Blizzard, Tessellation: Parameter Actions to Change Date Ranges in Tableau
• Marius Nikiforovas, The Data School: How do you colour values that are below average using the WINDOW_AVG function?
• Hamouchi Imad, BI Tips Boy: #1 Tableau Tips - How to Embed Spotify in Tableau
   

Upcoming events and community participation

• Leveraging Tableau Conference 21: Join the webinar on October 31, 2021, 9:00PM IST

• Join the list to receive the very first edition of Data Digest, our new Tableau Community newsletter. Data Digest will be filled with the latest and greatest news, upcoming events and other opportunities to keep you informed, inspired and connected with the global #DataFam

• Tableau Conference: Join Tableau and the world's largest data community online for three days of learning, connection, and inspiration. Register Today!
• Iron Viz, the world’s largest virtual data visualization competition—ignites and showcases the power of the Tableau Community, giving you the opportunity to interact with data rockstars worldwide. Three finalists will advance to the 2021 Iron Viz Championship this November at Tableau Conference.
• The 2021 Vizzies Award Nominations The Tableau World Podcast loves to recognize the awesomeness of the Tableau community, beyond those who have been recognized by Tableau as Zen Masters (including the HOF TZM). So without further ado, we present the 7th Annual Vizzies. Nominations are open through October 31st. 
• Tableau's Pre-Release and User Research Community Welcome to our new Pre-Release and User Research Community! This new website enables us to make early software and other feedback opportunities more accessible to you and in turn makes it easier for you to provide input to us.  Enjoy!
• A Cup of Data vol 4, UX Workshop, November 12th, 10 AM CT - 11.00 AM CT Join us for the fourth session of our Cup of Data series where we expand on your Tableau CRM skills. Yet again we are changing up the format and making this session different. This time we’re joined by User Experience Principal, Elena Migunova, for a UX Workshop.
• Data Book Club with Brandi Beals: This fall we'll be reading The Adaptation Advantage by Heather McGowan and Chris Shipley. While not specifically about data, the book will get us to think outside the box and challenge our approach to data. 
• Tableau DataFam Community Blog: Created by Mark Bradbourne, this is a space where you can share your Tableau thoughts with the greater community, teach others your tips and tricks, talk about your projects and share your general thoughts… it’s your canvas to create upon!

Vizzes

Catch this week’s Viz of the Days here and subscribe to get them emailed directly to your inbox. 

Check out some inspirational vizzes created by the community:

• Yeo Jun Yan: 90s Animated and Children Live-Action Shows

• Noel Myung: Paid Marketing Dashboard

• Bo McCready: Wes Anderson Films

• Zak Geis: Connect the Dots - Design Tip

• Navneet Singh: Your weight on different planets