3.2. Create dashboards and stories

Leave a Comment / By LearningTableau / November 16, 2024

When designing a dashboard, which of the following is true about floating objects?

Floating objects automatically resize based on the dashboard grid.

Floating objects can overlap with other objects on the dashboard.

Floating objects always maintain a fixed size and position.

Floating objects cannot be resized after being placed.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of tiled objects in Tableau dashboards?

Tiled places objects over one another, while Floating arranges objects in a grid.

Tiled automatically adjusts object positions to fit within a grid, while Floating allows objects to be positioned freely anywhere on the dashboard.

Tiled is for charts and graphs, while Floating is for text and images

Tiled creates dynamic layouts, while Floating ensures all objects remain fixed

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How can you add a border to an object in a Tableau dashboard?

Select the object, go to the Format menu, and enable borders.

Use the Layout pane to specify the border style, thickness, and color.

Right-click the object and select Apply Border Style.

Drag a border widget from the Dashboard pane.

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Which of the following are default size options when creating a dashboard in Tableau?

Fixed Size, Automatic Size, and Range Size

Standard, Custom, and Device-specific

Tiled, Floating, and Responsive

Small, Medium, and Large

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When is it most appropriate to use a Fixed Size for your dashboard?

When creating dashboards that will be shared via email or exported as a PDF.

When designing for responsive layouts that adjust dynamically to device screens.

When creating a dashboard for presentations on multiple devices.

When building dashboards with floating objects only.

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