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Disabling pan and zoom in maps

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- [Instructor] Tableau is a powerful data analysis program. When you visualize data using maps, you can zoom in and out, and pan from side to side to view your data from many different perspectives. If you want to focus on a specific view, Tableau lets you turn off pan and zoom to direct attention to the data you want to emphasize, without risking changing your presentation. In this movie, I will show you how to disable pan and zoom. My sample file is the pan zoom workbook, and you can find it in the chapter 12 folder of the exercise files collection. I have a map, and it is set at the resolution that I want. I'm focused on a large number of relatively small earthquakes here, in and around Oklahoma City. And what I'd like to do is to disable pan and zoom. Panning means moving from side to side. So if I were to point at the right pointing triangle here, and click the four-way arrow, then I would be able to click and drag to the side to pan from side to side. I could also zoom, either…

- What you should know before watching this course
  50s
- Using the exercise files
  40s
- Downloading Tableau
  2m 36s
- Installing Tableau drivers
  2m 15s
- Introducing Tableau file types
  2m 24s
- Getting help in Tableau
  2m 2s
- Discovering what’s new in Tableau 10
  1m 46s
- Connecting to a data source
  1m 56s
- Joining related data sources
  3m 27s
- Joining related fields with inconsistent names
  2m 58s
- Cleaning up source data
  2m 37s
- Creating a visualization using Show Me
  2m 42s
- Changing the order of the fields in a visualization
  2m 53s
- Changing the summary operation
  2m 51s
- Splitting text into multiple columns
  2m 31s
- Presenting data using Storylines
  
  5m 24s
- Displaying the data underlying a workbook
  2m 29s
- Adding, duplicating, and renaming worksheets
  2m 10s
- Reordering, clearing, and deleting worksheets
  2m 56s
- Changing a worksheet’s tab color
  
  1m 27s
- Showing or hiding worksheet elements
  4m 48s
- Saving your changes
  2m 24s
- Saving your workbook as a PDF file
  2m 43s
- Creating a packaged workbook
  1m 33s
- Presenting Tableau operators and built-in functions
  3m 35s
- Creating a calculated field
  3m 21s
- Creating a calculated field on a shelf
  2m 15s
- Adding a table calculation
  3m 46s
- Using level of detail expressions
  2m 51s
- Creating calculations in dialog boxes
  3m 41s
- Calculating averages, medians, minimums, and maximums
  
  4m
- Displaying the Summary Card
  2m 30s
- Calculating percentages of a table total
  2m 53s
- Forecasting future values
  3m 58s
- Sorting based on a field’s values
  4m 39s
- Combining fields to sort by more than one criteria
  2m 8s
- Creating a selection filter
  2m 58s
- Creating a wildcard filter
  3m 50s
- Creating a condition filter
  2m 53s
- Creating a top filter
  2m 46s
- Adding a Quick Filter to a worksheet
  2m 28s
- Editing, clearing, and deleting filters
  3m 36s
- Filtering data using parameters
  4m 21s
- Editing and deleting parameters
  1m 36s
- Defining a group for “other” values
  1m 51s
- Finding members of a group
  3m 1s
- Editing and deleting groups
  4m
- Creating summaries using sets
  2m 38s
- Editing and deleting sets
  1m 37s
- Creating a crosstab
  3m 20s
- Unpivoting a crosstab
  1m 50s
- Adding totals and subtotals to a crosstab
  4m 8s
- Changing the visual summary type
  2m
- Changing the appearance of your data
  5m 28s
- Resizing a visualization
  3m 39s
- Displaying a visualization in Presentation mode
  3m 26s
- Creating a highlight table
  4m 6s
- Creating column and stacked column charts
  3m 19s
- Creating line charts and area fill charts
  3m 50s
- Creating pie charts
  3m 45s
- Creating scatter plots
  3m 19s
- Identifying data clusters
  3m 54s
- Creating histograms
  3m 6s
- Summarizing data using a smart histogram
  3m 18s
- Defining discrete bins from a continuous measure
  4m 15s
- Creating a treemap
  3m 26s
- Adding a text box to a chart
  2m 25s
- Formatting chart elements
  4m
- Changing the color sequence in charts
  2m 28s
- Adding a trend line to a chart
  4m 1s
- Adding reference lines, distributions, and boxes
  
  5m 38s
- Ensuring your data can be mapped
  2m 1s
- Creating a basic map
  4m 24s
- Setting map options
  3m 46s
- Enhancing map analysis using distance measurement tools
  3m 53s
- Disabling pan and zoom in maps
  
  2m 24s
- Defining custom regions
  3m 57s
- Creating a dashboard
  3m 54s
- Arranging and formatting dashboard elements
  2m 35s
- Defining a filter action
  2m 40s
- Defining a highlight action
  3m 44s
- Defining a URL action
  2m 36s
- Connect to JSON data files
  5m 1s
- Connect to spatial data files
  4m 4s
- Parse strings into dates and other data types
  2m 23s
- Export data to CSV files
  1m 20s
- Create legends for each measure in a visualization
  2m 45s
- Scale maps dynamically
  1m 34s
- Manage Story Point navigation
  2m 3s

Which tool is used for Tableau?

Tableau Desktop and the Tableau Public, are the example of this type. Sharing Tools:- The role of these tools are sharing the reports, visualizations, and dashboards that were created using the developer tools. The Tableau tools that fall into this category are Tableau Server, Tableau Online, and Tableau Reader.