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Connect to & Work with Tableau Server Reports

Parent Page(s): Intro to Arts Evaluation & Learning Analytics

How to find your Tableau Server report

Note: These instructions only apply if you have access to the Tableau Server and the reports.
  • You should either be on the UBC network, or connected via UBC VPN if you are off-campus
  • Go to: reports.arts.ubc.ca
  • Log in with your CWL
    • If you are trying to connect from off-campus and having trouble, do check that your UBC VPN client is up-to-date. See https://it.ubc.ca/services/email-voice-internet/myvpn/setup-documents
  • After logging in to Tableau server, you should be able to see (a) project folder(s) containing your reports and only those projects and reports you have been given access to. Tableau reports consist of multiple interactive pages that you can work through (pages are tabbed along the top of the repot).

How to interact with the data

These workbooks offer different tabbed interactive sheets and different ways of exploring the data. In all of them, you will discover that you can adjust the level of detail, or the focus of the report, by interacting with the dashboard by:

  • Hovering your mouse over any data points displays popup windows with additional descriptive details about the data.
  • Hovering your mouse over some column headers (e.g. Academic year, Department, Course) will display a ‘+’ or ‘-‘ symbol – clicking these will allow you to drill down (‘unfold’) or aggregate up (‘fold up’) the data
  • Using dropdown filter menus at right allow you to focus in on selected years, courses, departments, etc.
  • Using ‘sliders’ in some sheets to allow you to select windows of data.

How to print reports

 You can print one or multiple pages of this report workbook to pdf or paper.

  • First, ensure that the sheets of interest are filtered and focussed as needed.
  • Click the ‘Download’ button at the top of your window.
  • Use the interactive popup window to select the sheet or sheets you would like to print
  • See http://onlinehelp.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/help.htm#export.html for more help with exporting/printing

For more help interacting with Tableau Server reports, see the Tableau User Guide.

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