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WMS servers must support at least one of the following spatial reference systems to be compatible with Tableau mapping features. Tableau automatically supports the following list of Spatial Reference Systems (SRS) / European Petroleum Survey Group (EPSG) codes. For more information, see Select Background Maps (Link opens in a new window).

#Webmap preferences Offline#

Note: With the offline background map, you might only be able to access up to four levels of zoom. You can switch back to your WMS server at any time. If your Internet connection is interrupted or if you're working behind a restrictive firewall, you can use the Offline background map that comes installed with Tableau Desktop to avoid any performance issues while you build your map view. The content, speed, and performance of a WMS server is reliant on the network and WMS provider.

Select Map > Map Layers, and then select the map layers you want to show in the view.įor more information, see Customize How Your Map Looks (Link opens in a new window). In Tableau Desktop, select Map > Background Maps, and then select a WMS background map to use in the view.įor more information, see Mapping Concepts in Tableau (Link opens in a new window). Use a WMS background mapĪfter you connect to a WMS server, you can create a map view using the WMS background map that Tableau creates.

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You can also save a WMS server as a Tableau Map Source (.tms) file, which you can share with others so they can quickly connect to it and use it in their own workbooks.įor more information about how to save a map as a Tableau map source, see Save a Map Source (Link opens in a new window).

Save a WMS server as a Tableau map sourceĪfter you add a WMS server to your workbook, it is saved with the workbook and available to anyone you share the workbook with. Each WMS server you add appears as a background map in the Background Maps menu. You can add as many map servers as you want to a workbook. In the Add WMS Servers dialog box, type the URL for the server you want to connect to in Tableau, In Tableau Desktop, select Map > Background You can connect to any WMS server that supports the WMS 1.0.0, 1.1.0, or 1.1.1 standards. WMS is a standard protocol for requesting and receiving geographically referenced imagery. In Tableau Desktop, you can connect to map servers with the Web Map Service (WMS) protocol.