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Mastering Tableau 2023

You're reading from   Mastering Tableau 2023 Implement advanced business intelligence techniques, analytics, and machine learning models with Tableau

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803233765
Length 684 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Marleen Meier Marleen Meier
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Reviewing the Basics 2. Getting Your Data Ready FREE CHAPTER 3. Using Tableau Prep Builder 4. Learning about Joins, Blends, and Data Structures 5. Introducing Table Calculations 6. Utilizing OData, Data Densification, Big Data, and Google BigQuery 7. Practicing Level of Detail Calculations 8. Going Beyond the Basics 9. Working with Maps 10. Presenting with Tableau 11. Designing Dashboards and Best Practices for Visualizations 12. Leveraging Advanced Analytics 13. Improving Performance 14. Exploring Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud 15. Integrating Programming Languages 16. Developing Data Governance Practices 17. Other Books You May Enjoy
18. Index

Getting the best images out of Tableau

In this section, we will review options for exporting an image from Tableau into other applications and discuss the pros and cons of each method. We’ll begin by surveying various screenshot applications and then we will consider methods that are available directly in Tableau.

Perhaps the easiest way to capture an image in Tableau is to use a screen capture tool. The following are some screen capture tools that won’t impact your pocketbook:

  • Grab is a screen capture utility natively available on macOS. Grab is located in the Utilities folder under Applications. You can also access it via the following shortcuts: Shift + Command + 3 for a screenshot, Shift + Command + 4 for a partial screenshot, and Shift + Command + 5 for a timer screenshot.
  • Snipping Tool is installed by default with Windows, a very simple tool with few bells and whistles, easy to use and effective.
  • Greenshot is an open-source screen capture...
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