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   A typical Tableau Server workflow starts with [creating a workbook / report in Tableau Desktop](#creating-workbooks-and-reports).  Once you create a workbook in Tableau Desktop, you can publish it to a Tableau Server for others to use.
   
  -Open the "Server" menu option and select "Publish Workbook…":
  +Open the **Server** menu option and select **Publish Workbook…**:
   
   <img src="images/Screenshots/publishworkbook.png" /></br></br>
   
  
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  <aside class="warning">To use QlikView with the Live Data Connector, you must <a href="#configuring-a-smartsheet-dsn-(optional)">configure a Data Source</a> first.</aside>
  
  Open up ClickView and click on “File”, then click “New”:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/fileNew.png" /></br></br>
  
  After the “Getting Started Wizard:” dialog starts, click the “X” in the upper right-hand corner:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/gettingStartedWizard.png" /></br></br>
  
  After the dialog is closed, click on “File” again, then click on “Edit Script…”:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/editScript.png" /></br></br>
  
  On the next screen, select “ODBC” in the “Database” dropdown, then click on “Connect…” (you can click on “Select…” as well, they open the same dialog box):
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/connectToDatabase.png" /></br></br>
  
  On the next dialog, select the Data Source you set up (If it doesn’t show, click the “Show User DSNs” checkbox). Fill in your Smartsheet credentials to log in.  Or, if you are [using an API Access token to connect](#connect-using-api-access-token-(for-sso-users)), paste the token into the password field instead:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/logIntoSsDsn.png" /></br></br>
  
  Click on “Select”:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/selectSheet.png" /></br></br>
  
  Select the Tables and Columns you would like then click “OK”:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/selectTablesAndColumns.png" /></br></br>
  
  After you’re finishing adding tables and your script is ready, click “OK”:
  
  <img src="images/QlikView/finishedScript.png" /></br></br>
  
  
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  <aside class="notice">If your Smartsheet account requires single sign-on (e.g., via SAML, Google or MSFT Azure AD) and does not allow logins using email and password, you can use a Smartsheet API Access Token instead.</aside>
   
  First, you need to create a token - it's easy with just a couple of clicks.
  
  In Smartsheet, navigate to **Account** > **Personal Settings**:
  
  <img src="images/Screenshots/ssSettings.png" /></br></br>
  
  In Personal Settings, select **API Access** and click on **Generate new access token**:
  
  <img src="images/Screenshots/generatenewaccesstoken.png" /></br></br>
  
  Give the new token an arbitrary, descriptive name and click **OK**:
  
  <img src="images/Screenshots/nameToken.png" /></br></br>
  
  