How to export all sheets in a workbook into a pdf using tabcmd?
Use tabcmd export to export all Views/Sheets in a workbook into a single PDF:
tabcmd export <Workbook/View> --fullpdf -f Filename
For example, see the following:
tabcmd export "Q1Sales/Sales_Report" --fullpdf
tabcmd export "Sales/Sales_Analysis" --fullpdf --pagesize tabloid -f "C:\Tableau_Workbooks\Weekly-Reports.pdf"
Note:
Including the view name is necessary for the command to work, even though you are exporting the full workbook.
Ensure the filename is specified. If no filename is specified, then all of the worksheets may not export.
The workbook must have been published with Show Sheets as Tabs enabled. For additional details about this feature, see Show sheets as tabs in Tableau Help.
Specifying the view or workbook to export:
Do not use the “friendly name,” and exclude the :iid=<n> session ID at the end of the URL.
For example, the Tableau sample view Global Temperatures in the Regionalworkbook has a URL similar to this: /#/views/Regional/GlobalTemperatures?:iid=3
To export the Global Temperatures view, use the string Regional/GlobalTemperatures. Do not use Regional/Global Temperatures, or Regional/GlobalTemperatures?:iid=3
References:
To read more about the "export" command, see tabcmd > export in Online Help and GitHub.
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