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If it’s your viz, click Edit Details to change what people see here. Once you’ve published a viz, you can add more information to let others know what it’s all about.įrom Tableau Public, click View on a viz thumbnail to go to the viz and interact with it. For more information, review the Tableau Public data policy. You can always delete a viz, but if it was up for a while, it's possible someone might have already downloaded it and its underlying data. Even if you hide a viz, anyone with the link can still view it. Remember that you should only save a viz to Tableau Public if it doesn't contain private or confidential information. Then, sign in using your Tableau Public account, name your viz, and click Save.

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In the Tableau Desktop Public Edition, open the File menu, then select Save to Tableau Public.Īnd if you’re using Tableau Desktop Professional Edition, you’ll find the option to publish to Tableau Public under the Server menu.

If you’re authoring in the browser, select File > Publish As. When you're ready to share a visualization with the world on the Tableau Public platform, publishing it takes just a couple of steps, depending on which platform you’re using. To dive deeper into the amazing things you can do with Tableau, check out Get Started with Data Visualization in Tableau Desktop on Trailhead. That’s it! Just like that, you can create a simple viz. Once you're connected to your data, drag fields from the Data pane on the left (2) to the Columns or Rows shelf above the canvas on the right (3). The start page is where you connect to your data. From the app, click the Tableau icon (1) in the upper left corner, which brings you to the start page. In the browser, you can drag and drop a file or upload one from your computer. Whether you’re creating a viz on the web or using the desktop application, the first step is to connect to your data.

Tableau eLearning, web-based, interactive training where you can learn at your own pace.

How-to videos on the Tableau Public website.

Get Started with Tableau Desktop tutorial on the Tableau Help site.

The Tableau Desktop Workspace on Trailhead.

To learn the ins and outs of authoring, check out these resources: There are already a lot of resources you can leverage to become a data rockstar using those tools, so we won't go into too much detail here.

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If you prefer to work offline, you can use Tableau Desktop Public Edition for free or Tableau Desktop Professional Edition if you're a paid subscriber. Just click My Profile and then select Create a Viz. You can also access the web authoring platform from your profile page. To do this, click Create on the navigation tab, and then choose Web Authoring. One way is to build a viz right in the browser using web authoring.

To build a viz before sharing it with the world, you have a few options.

Embed your visualizations on a personal website or social media.

Easily create interactive visualizations.

After completing this unit, you’ll be able to:

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