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Drag the border left or right to resize the caption horizontally, down to resize vertically, or select a corner and drag diagonally to resize the caption both horizontally and vertically.Īll captions in the navigator update to the new size.

In this case, you can resize the captions vertically and horizontally. Sometimes the text in one or more of your captions is too long to fit inside the height of the navigator. You can refine the look of your story using the options on the Layout tab.Ĭhoose a navigator style that best suits your story, and show or hide the next and previous arrows.įormat a story Resize captions (Tableau Desktop only) Start customizing a story point and click Save as New on the toolbar above the navigator box.Ĭlick Duplicate to use the current story point as the basis for a new one. Add another story point by doing one of the following:Ĭlick Blank to use a fresh sheet for the next story point.

Then save your changes by clicking Update on the story toolbar above the navigator box: To further highlight the main idea of this story point, you can change a filter or sort on a field in the view. In Tableau Desktop, you can highlight a key takeaway for your viewers by dragging a text object to the story worksheet and typing a comment. If you’re using Tableau Online to author on the web and the original sheet has Pause Auto Updates enabled, the story sheet will be blank until auto-updates are resumed.Ĭlick Add a caption to summarize the story point. If you modify the original sheet, your changes will automatically be reflected on the story points that use it. When you add a sheet to a story point, that sheet remains connected to the original sheet. In Tableau Desktop, you can also drag sheets into your story point. To start building your story, double-click a sheet on the left to add it to a story point. If you're using Tableau Desktop, you can also rename a story by double-clicking the title. To edit it, right-click the sheet tab, and choose Rename Sheet. Note: Choose the size your story will be viewed at, not the size you're authoring in.īy default, your story gets its title from the sheet name. Choose from one of the predefined sizes, or set a custom size, in pixels: In the lower-left corner of the screen, choose a size for your story. Tableau opens a new story as your starting point: You can then publish your story to the web, or present it to an audience.Įach story point can be based on a different view or dashboard, or the entire story can be based on the same visualization seen at different stages, with different filters and annotations. Therrien is hoping the pairing of his two highest-skilled forwards will kick-start the other, especially Malkin, who scored 47 goals in the regular season but has just one goal and two points in his last six starts.Use stories to make your case more compelling by showing how facts are connected, and how decisions relate to outcomes. Like the rest of their teammates, both players are scoreless in the series. Therrien also told reporters there could be some line changes for Wednesday's contest, and one of them could see the pairing of captain Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. The Penguins, who swept the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1992 Cup final, trail the Red Wings 2-0 in this year's best-of-seven championship. 'You have to make simple plays,' said Therrien, when discussing how a player who hasn't played in a while has to play. Therrien is not expecting the world from Sydor, just a competent, veteran-type effort. 'Darryl had a great season for us, but we have a lot of depth on defence and our defence was also doing really well,' said Penguins coach Michel Therrien. Sydor has 56 points in 156 NHL playoff games over 15 seasons and won Stanley Cups with Dallas in 1999 and Tampa Bay in 2004. ET).ĭefenceman Darryl Sydor, 36, will make his debut in this year's playoffs, replacing struggling rookie Kris Letang. Dominated by the veteran Detroit Red Wings so far in the Stanley Cup final, the Pittsburgh Penguins will add a greybeard of their own for Wednesday's Game 3 (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 8 p.m.

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