Under the File menu, you will find the report label setting applies to all pages/charts or activate a feature, e.g. Enable publishing setting or Embedding.
To share Google Data Studio, click on the Share Button or Arrow within the Share button. It's located in the top right corner or Uses the File > Share menu option to invite other people to view or edit your report. A detailed explanation here
You can use this to select a preferred design for your reports using predefined color schemes. There are 21 predefined themes available, and as Google describe, the color schemes of these themes are set in a way that is attractive and suitable for colour-blind users. A detailed explanation here
Report settings allow you to configure report level properties for your report. A detailed explanation here
Version history lets you view and restore previous versions of a report or data source. A detailed explanation here
Manual Publishing active the draft version setting, so you work on the draft version while viewers are viewing the published report. A detailed explanation here
To start building a new report, this will open in a new tab
To make a copy of your open report
Use this option to save your report in PDF format for offline access. A detailed explanation here
Use the embedding function to showcase your best data studio dashboard on your website or blog, and it will be working as a regular dashboard and can access most of the view mode functions. A detailed explanation here
Embed code: iframe where you can set the custom Width and Height
Width (px)
Height (px)
Embed URL: URL based embedding
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