# Creating Storyboards
#### **Step 1: Navigate to Storyboards**
1. Click on the **Settings** icon from the left menu.
2. From the menu, select **"Storyboards"** to open the Storyboards section.
#### **Step 2: Add a New Storyboard**
1. Click on **"Add Storyboard"** at the top of the Storyboards list.
2. Enter a **Storyboard Name** and an optional **description**.
#### **Step 3: Add Charts to the Storyboard**
1. Click the **"Add"** button.
2. Choose to add a **Chart**, **Line**, or **Spacer**.
3. Select the chart(s) you want to add from the available list.
4. Repeat to add multiple charts as needed.
#### **Step 4: Resize and Arrange Charts**
* Resize charts using the **grid adjuster** to make them fit appropriately within the storyboard.
* Drag and drop charts to rearrange them into a **custom layout**.
#### **Step 5: Customize Storyboard Elements**
**Lines**
Lines can be added to **separate different sections** in a storyboard, making the layout more structured and readable.
**Spacers**
Spacers help in **creating section headings** and separating different data blocks.
* You can **color** the spacer and **add text** to label sections.
* Spacers help create **clean, professional layouts**.
#### **Step 6: Customize Options**
1. Click on the **"Options"** tab to customize settings.
2. You can configure:
* **Who can view** the storyboard.
* **Who can edit** the storyboard.
* **Custom** Excel, and PPT templates..
* **Filters & Default Variables** (set default values for filtering data).
#### **Step 7: Save and Publish**
1. Click **"Save"** to save your storyboard.
2. The storyboard is now available for viewing and sharing.
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### **Best Practices for Storyboards**
✅ Keep layouts **clean and structured** for easy readability.\
✅ Use **lines and spacers** to create **clear sections**.\
✅ Set **default values for filters and variables** to provide better user experience.\
✅ Configure **permissions carefully** to prevent unauthorized changes.\
✅ Regularly **update storyboards** to reflect the latest data.
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With **Storyboards in Infinity**, you can build **dynamic, insightful, and interactive dashboards** to share and present your data effectively! 🚀
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