Create Visualizations and Dashboards in Tableau Next
Explore data in a semantic model and surface insights that you can act on by building
visualizations on related data in your workspace to draw conclusions and make business
decisions. Take data visualization to the next level with dashboards, where you can add
interactivity, enhance data exploration, and provide a clear overview of the critical
information that you need in one place.
Build Insightful Visualizations in Tableau Next Visualizations are visual representations of your data as a chart or graph. A visualization is a powerful way to explore and analyze data. In Tableau Next, you can build visualizations with rich features, filters, calculations, and actions.
Use Visualization Templates from the Marketplace When designing Tableau Next visualizations, you can start with a new or existing visualization or you can use an out-of-the-box visualization template to decrease your design lift. Tableau Next visualization templates provide insights tailored to your data and how you want to present it.
Create Effective Dashboards with Tableau Next The Tableau Next dashboard is designed to streamline your workflow by providing a clear, intuitive overview of all the critical information you need. Whether you’re tracking performance metrics, managing tasks, or monitoring key data, dashboards bring everything together in one place.
Use Dashboard Templates from the Marketplace When designing dashboards, you can start with a blank dashboard or you can use an out-of-the-box dashboard template to decrease your design lift. Tableau Next dashboard templates provide layouts tailored to your data and how you want to present it.
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