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Click to view the full interactive visualization. April 2005) is in the top left corner. Incredible growth started in 2005 with the company roughly doubling in size every year until 2015. Tableau had its IPO at the NYSE with the ticker DATA in 2013. Oct 2005) with a feature called Show Me. Release v1.0 Release v1.0
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