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   ## Why am I getting an "invalid username or password" error when trying to re-open a previously saved Tableau Desktop workbook?
   
  -<img src="images/FAQ/invalidUsername.png" /> //Check me later
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  -Please see [this FAQ item](#when-i-use-tableau-desktop,-why-do-i-have-to-re-enter-my-smartsheet-credentials-every-time-i-re-open-tableau).
  +<img src="images/FAQ/invalidUsername.png" />
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  +Please see [this FAQ item](#when-i-use-tableau-desktop,-why-do-i-have-to-re-enter-my-smartsheet-credentials-every-time-i-re-open-tableau?).
   
   ## What is the max number of tables that the Smartsheet Live Data Connector will support in a join?
   
  -Answer: The Smartsheet Live Data Connector will support up to 64 tables (sheets) in a single join.
  +The Smartsheet Live Data Connector will support up to 64 tables (sheets) in a single join.
   
   ## What SQL dialect does the Smartsheet Live Data Connector support?
   
  -Answer: The Smartsheet Live Data Connector uses an implementation of SQLite to locally store and query Smartsheet sheets and reports. As such, the Live Data Connector can interpret native SQL as understood by SQLite. The SQL syntax used by SQLite is well documented on the SQLite website: [https://www.sqlite.org/lang.html](https://www.sqlite.org/lang.html). In addition to the SQLite core functions [https://www.sqlite.org/lang_corefunc.html](https://www.sqlite.org/lang_corefunc.html), the Live Data Connector also supports a variety of functions which expose sheet, column and cell metadata through native SQL. Those functions are described above.
  +The Smartsheet Live Data Connector uses an implementation of SQLite to locally store and query Smartsheet sheets and reports. As such, the Live Data Connector can interpret native SQL as understood by SQLite. The SQL syntax used by SQLite is well documented on the SQLite website: [https://www.sqlite.org/lang.html](https://www.sqlite.org/lang.html). In addition to the SQLite core functions [https://www.sqlite.org/lang_corefunc.html](https://www.sqlite.org/lang_corefunc.html), the Live Data Connector also supports a variety of functions which expose sheet, column and cell metadata through native SQL. Those functions are described above.
   
   ## Why aren't the Tableau DATEDIFF and DATEADD functions working correctly?
   
  -When used with the Smartsheet Live Data Connector, Tableau DATEDIFF and DATEADD functions will not work correctly and will return null or another unusable result.  This is a known Tableau issue when used in conjunction with certain types of ODBC drivers.  The workaround is to define alternative date calculation functions in Tableau and use them instead.  Here is how to do this:
  +When used with the Smartsheet Live Data Connector, Tableau `DATEDIFF` and `DATEADD` functions will not work correctly and will return null or another unusable result.  This is a known Tableau issue when used in conjunction with certain types of ODBC drivers.  The workaround is to define alternative date calculation functions in Tableau and use them instead.  Here is how to do this:
   
   1. Open an existing workbook that's connected to Smartsheet via the Smartsheet Live Data Connector.
   2. Navigate to the Worksheet view.
  
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  2. Both 32-bit and 64-bit Connectors were installed and then one of them was uninstalled, removing the .tdc file.
   
  In both instances, the **solution is to uninstall your Smartsheet Live Data Connector(s) and do a clean install of the Connector**, insuring that the .tdc file is now installed into the Tableau directory.
  
  ## How do I get Excel to Auto-Refresh Smartsheet Data?
  
  You can schedule a data refresh on specific intervals in Excel. To start, click on the “Data” heading, then click “Refresh All”, followed by “Connection Properties…”:
  
  <img src="images/FAQ/excelConnectionProperties.png" />
  
  
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  2. Access the data you have published without having to provide Smartsheet credentials.
  
  **The second option is likely to be the most common one**.  Tableau Server makes it possible to store your login credentials with your published workbook.  To choose this option, click the "Authentication…" button:
  
  <img src="images/Screenshots/publishtoserver.png" />
  
  