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Once you click Modify, you can browse and select an available source.

Click Modify to browse and select database or schema.

In the Modify sources modal, click on the dropdown under Sources of Tagged Workbook to change the database.

Check Swap sources of the tagged version and click Set Tag.

You can also tag the workbook in the Choose Tag field. To swap a connection path for a tagged workbook, first follow the steps above to tag the workbook. You may swap data sources if you think a different source contains recent or valid data. You can click the dropdown to browse and select older versions of the datasets to use as a source for a tagged workbook. In the Datasets Used in Workbooks field, Dataset A & B default to the current version. If you follow the steps above to tag a workbook, but the workbook uses datasets as a source, a different modal appears.

Users can refresh the workbook to see the new changes.

For example, if you add a Production tag to the published workbook, the previous content of the Production workbook is removed and replaced. You are essentially tagging the Published workbook, which replaces the previously published workbook version.

Open the published workbook that you want to promote to Production, or any version.

The Published version of a workbook is where your org can modify a workbook, eventually migrate to Production and make available to your users.įollow the steps below to push workbook changes to tagged workbooks. When you publish a workbook, it can be used as your development version.

You can browse and select available sources in the dropdown under Sources of Tagged Workbook. Check Swap sources of the tagged version to select a different source (connection, database, schema) for this tagged workbook.If this option is selected, the user can choose Save As option. Check Allow saving as a new workbook if you want to grant Can View permission to all sources used, if the user has permissions for the workbook.Click on the caret next to the workbook name.You must have Edit permissions to tag a workbook. These values should correspond to how you intend to use the tag.

Enter a Name and Description for your tag.

As an admin, go to the Admin portal and click Tags.

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Once you complete your developmental changes, you can easily update the Production version of the workbook. One of the benefits of this solution is your org can modify a Development workbook without affecting the experience of your customers who use the Production version. Once reviewed, you can migrate this copy to Production for your users.

These versions can be used by different stakeholders in your org for review purposes. Moreover, you can tag additional versions of the same workbook such as Development or Staging. The process of tagging a workbook creates a duplicate that can be shared with other stakeholders and users.įor example, you can create a Production tag and assign it to a workbook that's used by embed users, guests, or other Sigma end users. When you create a tag and assign it to a workbook, you essentially freeze the state of that workbook. This allows you to control which workbook versions are viewable by your users. For example, orgs can have a development, staging, and production version of a workbook and migrate changes as needed.

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Version tagging allows you to employ a software development cycle to control workbook versions using tags.

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This document explains how to create and use tags to control workbook versions.