6. Which of the following statements about dashboard creation in Tableau Public is NOT true? O You cannot change the size of the dashboard according to different devices. O You can add a title for the dashboard. O You can change the visualization objects on the dashboard to 'Floating' instead of 'Tiled'. O You can preview how the dashboard will appear on various devices.
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