If you are using PowerPoint to create presentation slides, consider using the Export to PowerPoint feature, which was introduced in Tableau 2019.1.
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For a more thorough discussion about creating high resolution graphics of Tableau visualizations see How to Create Vector Graphics and High Resolution Images of your Tableau Visualizations.See the attached images for a typical comparison of the two versions (though I realise it is somewhat hard to distinguish a difference based on. To read the converted file I use windows default PDF reader, MAGNIFICATION: 121 - the text looks kind of. However, for some reason, the printed images are fuzzy/blurry. The problem is, the text looks blurry or 'grainy' when converted, no matter which settings I use, I checked and unchecked everything, I tried every resolution from 75DPI to 1200 DPI, 'Lossless compression', 'JPG compression', nothing works. The PDF itself is exported as PDF/X-4:2008. Microsoft Word increases the size of the image in order to fill the space in the Word document. Everything in the manuscript is fine, except for that there is significant difference in image quality between the images in the submitted PDF and those actually printed.PNG images tend to have higher resolution than other image file types.For more information, see Turn off picture compression at Microsoft Support.ĬauseThe third-party application automatically resized the inserted image, causing it to appear blurry or distorted. Turn off picture compression in the application. Insert the saved image into the desired application.After installing Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may be prompted to make it the default program for opening PDF files. Increase the dashboard size in Tableau Desktop. Make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed.In the application where the image appears blurry, adjust the size of the image until the appearance improves.
IssueWhen using an exported dashboard image in another application, such as Microsoft Word or PowerPoint, the image might appear blurry or distorted.
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