Network

Create advanced Network diagrams in two simple steps

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About

About Network

Enhance your analytics with the Network Chart Extension for Tableau, a robust visualization tool that emphasizes connections and relationships within your data. It integrates smoothly into Tableau, enabling users to generate detailed, interactive network diagrams that illustrate the structure of complex systems.

Network charts are essential for examining and presenting relationships between entities, whether they are people in social networks, infrastructure components, or data elements. They provide a visual map of interconnections, helping users understand how data points interact and influence one another.

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Key features

Everything you need

  • Configurable X, Y, or radial forces to adjust node positioning
  • Customizable node size and color for visual distinction
  • Dynamic label display based on node size configuration
  • High customizability and seamless Tableau integration
Best used for

When Network shines

  • Exploring complex relationships and connections within datasets
  • Highlighting clusters, communities, or patterns in networks
  • Visualizing interactions between entities, such as social networks or organizational structures
Setup

Setup in Tableau

Two short phases: add the Viz Extension to your workbook once, then drop the relevant fields on the new Marks Card.

Phase 1

Add the extension to Tableau

  1. Open the Marks card and choose Add Extension On any Tableau worksheet (Desktop, Cloud or Server), open the Marks card dropdown and select "Add Extension". A new dialog will list available Viz Extensions.
  2. Pick the Exchange listing or upload the .trex file Either choose "Access Extensions on the Exchange" for the free hosted build, or click "Access local extensions" and upload the .trex file you received with your LaDataViz license.
  3. Review and accept the data-access prompt Tableau will ask you to allow the extension to read the worksheet's aggregated data. Accept it — a new Viz Extension Marks Card will appear next to Color, Size, Tooltip, etc.
Tableau's official Viz Extensions guide
Phase 2

Configure Network

  1. Drag a Dimension on Source and Target.
  2. Click Format Extension to configure node size, colors, and forces.
Security & Privacy

Enterprise-grade by design

Every LaDataViz Viz Extension is built so your data never leaves Tableau. Here's exactly how we keep it that way.

No data is ever stored As a recognized Tableau Partner, your data is never stored anywhere — not even temporarily. Everything runs in your browser.
Only aggregated data The extension cannot access your data source’s raw fields. It only reads the aggregated marks the Worksheet already displays.
Cloud or on-premise Use the hosted cloud version, or deploy a packaged build inside your own environment with no internet connection required.
Trusted by Tableau Listed on the official Tableau Exchange, with free tiers hosted by Tableau themselves and reviewed against their security guidelines.

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