Once you have installed and open Tableau 10.3, connecting to PDF files is easy, as Tableau as added to the connection window an option to connect to PDF as a new “connect to a file” option. If you also want to try new features coming in the future, I recommend you to be part of the pre-release programs to be one of the first one to be aware of what’s coming and test new Tableau features. So I wanted to have a look at how it works, the possibilities it has and how accurate it is. Personally I find the PDF connector one of the most exciting ones, specially because I have suffer the pain of extracting data from PDF files in my previous jobs as market researcher. (Note: In fact Tableau 10.3 was released some hours ago, so you can now test the PDF connector just updating Tableau). If you follow the features that Tableau will add in future versions, probably you have noticed the PDF connector that will be available in version 10.3, among a lot of new features that you can check in this website.

| Pablo Sáenz de Tejada PDF Connector in Tableau 10.3

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