Interactive charts, no programming & completely free
Tableau Public is a free service that lets you create and share data visualizations on the web. Thousands use it to share data on websites and blogs and through social media like Facebook and Twitter. Tableau Public allows you to see data efficiently and powerfully without any programming.
Easy drag & drop interface:
- No programming language
- No plug-ins
- No Flash, so it shows up on the iPad
Who uses Tableau Public?
Thousands of Tableau Public authors are creating visualizations that are seen by millions of people. Authors include:
- The Wall Street Journal
- The Huffington Post
- The Seattle Times
- La Nación
- Grantland.com
- The New Scientist
How it works:
Tableau Public visualizations and data are always public. Anyone can interact with your visualizations, see your data, download it, and create their own visualizations from it.
When you save your visualizations, it will be to the publically accessible Tableau Public web servers -- nothing is saved locally on your computer. You can then embed your visualization on your blog or website or share it through social media or email.
Tableau Public can connect to several data sources, including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and multiple text file formats. It has a limit of 100,000 rows of data allowed in any single file and there is a 50 megabyte limit on storage space for data.
To Download a Free copy of Tableau Public visit tableausoftware.com/public/download
Interactive charts, no programming & completely free
Tableau Public is a free service that lets you create and share data visualizations on the web. Thousands use it to share data on websites and blogs and through social media like Facebook and Twitter. Tableau Public allows you to see data efficiently and powerfully without any programming.
Easy drag & drop interface:
- No programming language
- No plug-ins
- No Flash, so it shows up on the iPad
Who uses Tableau Public?
Thousands of Tableau Public authors are creating visualizations that are seen by millions of people. Authors include:
- The Wall Street Journal
- The Huffington Post
- The Seattle Times
- La Nación
- Grantland.com
- The New Scientist
How it works:
Tableau Public visualizations and data are always public. Anyone can interact with your visualizations, see your data, download it, and create their own visualizations from it.
When you save your visualizations, it will be to the publically accessible Tableau Public web servers -- nothing is saved locally on your computer. You can then embed your visualization on your blog or website or share it through social media or email.
Tableau Public can connect to several data sources, including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and multiple text file formats. It has a limit of 100,000 rows of data allowed in any single file and there is a 50 megabyte limit on storage space for data.
To Download a Free copy of Tableau Public visit tableausoftware.com/public/download