How to Save a Tableau Public File Locally

Are you looking for ways to save your Tableau public files locally? If so, this article will provide you with the necessary steps and information on how to do just that.

To save a Tableau public file locally, follow these steps:

1. Open your project and select the data source you want to publish.

2. In the Publish Data Source dialog box, select the project you want to publish to and enter the data source name.

3. Add a description and tags that will help you and other users find it.

4. If publishing an extract, you have the option to select a refresh schedule to ensure that your extract data stays fresh.

Before publishing, make sure you are signed in to Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud. If you're not already signed in, sign in now. If your workbook is connected to multiple data sources, select the one you want from the Publish Data Sources submenu.

If you haven't yet read about best practices for creating data sources and when to create an extract, see Best Practices for Published Data Sources. For details on publishing a data source on the web, see Publish a Data Source on the Web.

By following these steps, you can save your Tableau public file locally and make it available to other users. Remember to add a description and tags to help others find your data source, and consider selecting a refresh schedule if you're publishing an extract.

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