'Unfortunately, the M2 MacBook Air suffers from the same problem - perhaps not surprising given it is running the same M2 chipset.

With the MacBook Air also running the M2 would it also be hampered with the same issue? You might recall that the M2-powered MacBook Pro has been experiencing throttling and overheating issues when asked to work on intensive tasks compared to the M1 MacBook Pro. 'At that time, Kuo added that “Apple doesn’t usually markedly change shipment forecasts for new iPhones (double-digit increase/decrease) before launching new models and confirming the actual market demand/feedback.” Now, Kuo follows the same line by saying there’s a supply issue but it will have “a limited impact on the coming mass production of the iPhone 14 because other suppliers can fill the supply gap.”' #SFBATUG: Using a calendar widget to control your.Makeover Monday: Vaccine-Preventable Outbreaks.Makeover Monday: Will Johnny Manziel stop the run.Tableau Tip: How the familiar Windows Right-click+.Makeover Monday: India's BSE Sensex as an Area Chart.One bug that I've reported is that when you Command+Drag to duplicate a field, you won't see the little + that you do on Windows that is a visual clue that you're duplicating the field. Option+Drag will show you the aggregation options for the field.

On Windows this is Control+Drag (Tableau could not keep it the same because on Mac Control+Left-click = context menu by convention). Thus, Tableau has to use a keyboard modifier.Ĭommand+Drag will duplicate a field (i.e., copying the same field from/to a shelf from/to LOD). Tableau cannot show both the context menu and drag.

On Mac, the convention is on right-click press down you see the context menu (try it in finder). On right-click release, Tableau shows the 'right-click menu'.On right-click press down, no menu is shown and you can then drag the pill around.On windows there are effectively two events: The Option+Left Click is necessary because Mac and windows handle the right-click event slightly differently. The Mac OS works differently, so if you're considering switching to Tableau for Mac, here are some handy tips to keep in mind (via this response by Vijay Doshi on the Tableau Forums): Most people that have been using Tableau for years have become very familiar with right-click+dragging pills to bring up context menu (particularly for dates), plus lots of other keyboard shortcuts.

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