New product languages (English and Chinese) in Tableau Desktop 2019.2 and newer
Tableau 2019.2 finally brings UK English (the Queen's English) plus traditional Chinese, and switching between them takes just a couple of clicks.
- Tableau 2019.2 adds UK English and traditional Chinese as product language options.
- Language settings are found under the Help menu in Tableau Desktop.
- To change language, select it, click OK, then close and reopen Tableau for it to take effect.
- Switching back is just as simple: reselect your preferred language and restart the product.
Tableau Desktop 2019.2 adds UK English and traditional Chinese as selectable product languages alongside American English, and switching between them takes only a couple of clicks and a restart.
- Find the language settings 0:00
Go to the Help menu in Tableau Desktop and open the language settings to see the available product language options.
- New options in 2019.2 0:21
Alongside the existing American English, you'll now find UK English, plus traditional Chinese options were already present from 2019.1.
- Select and confirm your language 0:42
Pick the language you want from the list and click OK to set it as your new default.
- Restart for it to take effect 1:01
You must close Tableau completely and reopen it for the new language to apply; switching back later follows the same select-confirm-restart process.
Reach for this if you or your team prefer UK English conventions over American, or need the Tableau interface in traditional Chinese.
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