May 26, 2021 Tableau
Tableau has a variety of formatting options to change the appearance of the visualization you create. /b10> You can modify almost every aspect, such as fonts, colors, sizes, layouts, etc. Y ou can format content and containers, such as tables, axis labels, workbook topics, and so on.
The following image shows the format menu that lists the options. /b10> We'll cover some common formatting options.
Let's create a simple bar chart by dragging and droping dimension subcategories into column shelves and measuring profit into row shelves. /b10> Click the vertical axis and highlight it. /b11> Then right-click it and select the format.
Click the font drop-down menu in the format bar that appears on the left. /b10> We chose the font type Ariel, which is 8pt in size. /b11> It looks like this.
Next, we can change the direction of the values in the axis and the shadow color, as shown below.
Let's look at a crosstab chart that contains subcategories in column shelves and status in row shelves. /b10> Now we can change the border of the crosstas table created with the formatting option. /b11> Right-click the crosstase chart and select Format.
The format border appears in the left pane. /b10> Select the option shown below.