Reader Layout: When you open a workbook, it opens in the Reader window where you can view and interact with the data
Using Legends: Tableau Reader uses color, size, and shape to encode the view with additional information
Opening Workbooks: In Tableau Reader, you can open packaged workbooks that were created using Tableau Desktop or Tableau Server
Using Page Playback: A view can be broken down into a series of pages so you can better analyze how a specific field affects the rest of the data in a view
Using Presentation Mode: As you interact with your view, you might want to share your findings with others using Presentation Mode
Printing Worksheets: Specify page setup options and print one or more worksheets
Exporting Data or Views: You can export the data from a workbook or export an image that represents a view, to other applications for presentations and documents
Filtering Data: Use filtering to select a subset of the data in the view to focus on that data or to exclude data from the view
Using Actions to Access Linked Data: Some views might contain actions, which relate information in one view with other views or link to external information
Publishing and Exporting: Share the views and data in a workbook as well as include them in presentations and documents
Sorting Data: In Reader you can sort items in a table based on a measure used in the view
Tableau Reader Help: Use Tableau Reader to open and interact with packaged workbooks with extracted data sources that have been created in Tableau Desktop
Reverting Workbooks in Tableau Reader: You may want to undo all of the changes you've made to a workbook and just start back at how it was when you opened it
Useful Tableau Terms: The following table describes some of the common terms that are used in the Reader help
