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# How View URLs Are Structured in Tableau
- URL: https://www.vizney.com/tableau-view-url-pattern/
- Published: 2024-08-15T03:00:25.000Z
- Updated: 2024-09-22T12:46:48.000Z
- Description: This is the URL pattern that gets generated when you publish a view to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud.
- Author: Yehwan Hwang
- Tags: Knowledge Base

By default, Tableau generates URLs based on a specific structure.

- Default Site  
*http://<servername>/#/views/<workbook>/<sheet>*
- Multi-site  
*http://<servername>/#/site/<sitename>/views/<workbook>/<sheet>*

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When creating workbook, dashboard, or sheet names in Non-English characters, the following pattern is applied.

- `<servername>` and `<sitename>` will reflect the values you've set.
- The text you assign to `<workbook>` and `<sheet>` will be modified according to these rules:
  - English letters remain unchanged
  - Numbers stay the same
  - Non-English characters are excluded
  - Spaces are removed
  - Underscores (\_) and dashes (-) are preserved
  - Periods (.) are replaced with underscores (\_)
  - Other special characters are removed
  - If, after these rules are applied, the name is either duplicated or empty, an underscore (\_) and a random 16-character string will be added.

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Renaming a workbook, dashboard, sheet, or data source on Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud won’t affect the URL—it stays the same.