Use this setting if you want Tableau to take care of any resizing. For best results, use a tiled (rather than floating) dashboard layout. Automatic sizing can lead to unpredictable results on different screens, so …

When you publish these layouts to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud, people viewing your dashboard experience a design optimized for their phone, tablet, or desktop.

A well-designed dashboard can align your organization's efforts, help uncover key insights, and speed up decision-making. Use this topic for tips on best practices for creating effective dashboards in …

Tableau uses a tiled layout by default in dashboards, which means that each view, legend, and object is arranged in a single-layer grid, similar to a tiled floor.

When authoring in Tableau Desktop, add actions to use multiple sheets as filters, navigate from one sheet to another, display web pages, and more. For details, see Actions and Dashboards.

For current information about device specific layouts and dashboard sizing, see Configure Embedding Objects and Components in the Embedding API help. The information in this topic is for prior …

The result is a dynamic dashboard that doesn’t compromise your desired layout. While you can show or hide objects by clicking a button on a dashboard, Dynamic Zone Visibility allows you to show and …

The following table lists the properties you can add to the <tableau-viz> and <tableau-authoring-viz> web components, or as JavaScript (JS) properties on the corresponding TableauViz and …

If you're using Tableau Desktop to create dashboards, you can also design for specific device layouts, so that on tablets, for example, your dashboard contains one set of views and objects, and on …

Dashboard layout templates help creators to assemble polished dashboards by adding their individual sheets into predefined layout containers. You can download sample dashboard layouts from Tableau …