How to use Tableau Workbooks & Packaged Workbooks

0:00Hey it's Tim here and this is the final

0:01video in my playlist covering all the Table

0:04au file types.

0:04Today we're going to be covering Tableau

0:07workbooks and Tableau packaged workbooks

0:09and how they work

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0:29you. Now a

0:29packaged workbook or a workbook in any case

0:32is just essentially a file that contains

0:34all the work

0:34that you've done inside of Tableau. In this

0:37video I'm going to show you how to publish

0:38this up to

0:39server what's actually inside of a Tableau

0:41workbook and how you can work with Tableau

0:44workbooks

0:44efficiently to make sure your workflow is

0:46done really really well. But first let's

0:48dive in and

0:48let me show you how to create a workbook.

0:50Okay so we're here inside of Tableau I'm

0:51not actually going

0:52to connect to the default superstore data

0:54source because of a subtle behavior when

0:57you connect to

0:57these three data sources specifically

0:59essentially creates a folder on your

1:01desktop which kind of

1:02breaks the demo that I'm about to show you

1:04so instead I'm going to go to excel and I'm

1:06actually

1:07going to connect to the default superstore

1:09data that's actually on your computer. So

1:11let's go to

1:12documents let's go to my Tableau repository

1:15if you go to data sources here you'll see a

1:17folder

1:18for each version I'll go to the EU version

1:20because I'm living in the UK and I will

1:22select the EU

1:23superstore xls if you're following along

1:25you may be using the American data source

1:27it's exactly the

1:28same file just the data slightly different.

1:30So if I click open you'll open up the data

1:32source and of

1:33course if you've watched my other videos

1:35you can go ahead and do any sort of

1:36metadata preparation

1:37create even a TDS if you want to check out

1:40my videos on those topics in this playlist

1:43but essentially I'm just going to go ahead

1:45right to the worksheet because what I want

1:47to do is I

1:48want to make this a workbook so I've

1:50created my data source I'm not going to

1:52create an extract

1:53I'm just going to open this up and save it

1:55straight away this is the first thing I

1:57always do when I

1:58open up a workbook I hit save and then I'm

2:00going to hit save and the first thing we'll

2:03do is actually

2:03just ask us where it wants us to save the

2:06file so I'll just call this workbook I'm

2:09going to go ahead

2:10and save it to my desktop and you'll see

2:12here that at the bottom I actually get the

2:14default option

2:15which is a TWB now it's a default option

2:18when you open up a tableau workbook for the

2:20first time

2:22if you open up a package workbook and you

2:23go to save this it will actually default to

2:26a packaged

2:26workbook so that's just something to be

2:28aware of if you open this and you go to the

2:30save option

2:30and you see TWBX as the default option then

2:34that means you opened a TWBX which is a

2:36packaged

2:37workbook file but I'll come to that in a

2:39second let's stay with workbooks so if I

2:41create this

2:41workbook and I hit save it's essentially

2:44just going to save the file to my desktop

2:46and you'll notice that I'm actually

2:48connected to a data source so you'd think

2:49that when you

2:50save a workbook to your desktop it should

2:52also capture the data well that's not

2:54actually how

2:54tableau works tableau workbooks simply

2:57store the information about your data and

2:59how you've built

3:00the visualizations and dashboards in your

3:02particular workbook they don't actually

3:04contain

3:05any data in them other than the metadata

3:07about the data source so let me show you

3:09what that looks

3:10like if I go minimize actually I won't

3:12minimize this I'll just open up my file

3:13explorer so you

3:14can see here you can see that I've got a

3:16workbook.twb there's a little bug here

3:19where it's not default

3:19into tableau is the default application to

3:22open this but if I go ahead you'll see that

3:24I if I go

3:25to open with interface it notices that this

3:27is a tableau workbook I'm on a mac so this

3:29is the

3:29interface of how that looks now if you want

3:32to actually see the information of this

3:34workbook

3:35it's actually very very small it's 30 kil

3:38obytes okay and the excel file that actually

3:41connected

3:41to is a lot bigger if we go back to my

3:43documents then we go to my tableau

3:46repository and we go into

3:472020.3 which is the version that I'm using

3:51you'll see here that the file is actually 3

3:53.2 megabytes

3:54so why is my workbook 30 kilobytes and the

3:57data source is 3.2 megabytes well it's

4:01simply because

4:02this workbook is actually something called

4:05XML. XML is a language that allows you to

4:08store

4:08information in a structured way and that's

4:10actually what tableau use to describe how a

4:13workbook is built. Let me show you into a

4:14little secret here so what I'm going to do

4:16I'm actually

4:17going to minimize tableau in the background

4:19and I'm going to open up a code editor this

4:21is

4:21something called visual studio code and

4:23what I can do with this is I can actually

4:25drag the workbook

4:26file in here and look at the XML inside of

4:29that workbook so let's go ahead and drag

4:31that in

4:32and when I do you'll see it opens it up

4:34like a code editor and you get the

4:36information about

4:38the workbook if I just zoom this in you'll

4:40see here that you get information for

4:43example the

4:44version of tableau that I'm using okay and

4:47for the record you should never open this

4:49file in this way

4:50unless you're willing to risk breaking your

4:52workbook it's actually not a documented

4:54thing

4:55to do it's not recommended you do this

4:56there are some people once you get very

4:58familiar with

4:59tableau who will come and change things in

5:01here to update things like connections and

5:03data sources

5:04inside of their workbook rather than

5:05opening the workbook because this is a

5:07faster way of doing it

5:08but you can see here that it contains

5:10information about my data source you can

5:12see here that I've

5:13got things like the audit ID the order date

5:15it's a very very structured file and the

5:17whole purpose

5:18here is to basically describe the different

5:20data sources how they're set up and how

5:23they're

5:23possibly different okay so let's go back to

5:26tableau now you know what's inside of a

5:28workbook

5:29let's go back to tableau and finish really

5:31looking at actually what makes up a work

5:33book okay so the

5:35first thing I did is I connect into a data

5:36source so that's the first thing that goes

5:38into a workbook

5:39the second thing is any sheet or view that

5:41I build so essentially each time I click on

5:44a new sheet

5:45let me just build something very very

5:46quickly I'll double click sales and I'll

5:48double click city

5:49and it will just build like a really

5:51disgusting map wow I really didn't click a

5:53great option in

5:54fact if I just clear that I can do

5:55something smarter which is if I double

5:57click city first

5:58it will build a map then I can drop sales

6:00onto size and then that's immediately much

6:02better

6:03but you'll see here that this is a sheet it

6:05contains some information about the

6:07visualization

6:08the next thing I can create is a dashboard

6:10obviously and a dashboard is essentially an

6:12amalgamation of sheets so if I drag the

6:15sheet one and then sheet two which has

6:18nothing into it in it

6:19into the view you'll see that I essentially

6:21get two sheets the other type of dashboard

6:23you can

6:23build is actually something called a story

6:25so you can see here this is this third

6:27option here on the

6:28right hand side if I actually click on that

6:30it creates a story I'll maybe do a video on

6:32this

6:32some other time I actually don't use this

6:34feature that much it was a great feature

6:36when it was

6:36introduced but it's just not gained

6:38attraction that I you know I think tableau

6:41wanted it to

6:41for storytelling but I'll come to that in

6:43another video so essentially those are the

6:45key things inside of a workbook your data

6:48source your sheets and any particular views

6:50that you

6:51build and then your dashboards and any

6:53number of dashboards so you can create

6:55multiple dashboards

6:56multiple sheets and essentially that it all

6:59gets captured inside of the workbook the

7:01other thing

7:01that can get captured inside of a workbook

7:03is your connection to things like tableau

7:05server

7:06so if I go ahead and connect to tableau

7:08server the workbook will actually remember

7:10that and it

7:10will remember that this workbook is related

7:13to a particular tableau server and once you

7:15do that

7:16let's say I'm using tableau online and I'm

7:18connected to a tableau online data source

7:20once I've used that data source it's

7:22impossible for me to connect to another

7:24tableau online data

7:25source because the workbook is aware of its

7:28sort of locale in terms of the tableau

7:30online instance

7:31that it's came from so that's just

7:32something to be aware of if you're using

7:34something and maybe you

7:35have access to multiple tableau online

7:37instances for some bizarre reason just

7:39think that part through

7:40because it's essentially like having sites

7:42on tableau server where the sites don't

7:44actually

7:44see each other they're completely separate

7:47okay so let's go back and let's try and

7:48look and see what

7:49a packaged workbook is I'm going to go

7:52ahead and go back and you'll see that this

7:54is what we've

7:55built if I go ahead and save this it's

7:57going to save on top of the existing file

7:59and I open up

8:00my finder again you'll see that my workbook

8:01is now saved and it's now a little bit

8:03bigger it's 228

8:05kilobytes because we've actually added some

8:07information in there but it's still not 3.2

8:10megabytes okay now what happens when we

8:12actually create a package workbook is it

8:15grabs the data

8:16source if it's available especially if it's

8:18an extract and it grabs the information

8:21about the

8:21workbook and it brings them together this

8:23basically makes sure that I can create this

8:25workbook in a way

8:26that creates all the assets that this work

8:28book is used including any images that I've

8:30used for

8:31example in a workbook for buttons all of

8:33that gets captured put in one place and

8:35then packaged into a

8:37packaged workbook essentially like a folder

8:39that zipped together so let's go ahead and

8:41show you how

8:42that works so if I go back and I go and hit

8:44file and if I just go back to tableau sorry

8:48and I hit

8:48save as I'm going to hit save as because

8:50save will just save it as a workbook if I

8:53select the package

8:54workbook you'll see that this this gets

8:56called workbook and this time it has a dot

8:59twbx extension

9:00so let's hit save and when we do that it

9:02saves the workbook of course as a packaged

9:05workbook but now

9:06if I open up the file explorer you'll see

9:08that it's a twbx and it's now 1.3 megabytes

9:12okay it's

9:12actually captured a bit more information

9:14now this file is a little bit bigger and so

9:16you can actually

9:17start to see how this works now for the

9:19windows users out there if you actually

9:21right click on

9:22this file you'll actually be able to un

9:24package this workbook essentially splitting

9:26it up into

9:27the workbook and all the assets that came

9:29with it you'll actually see an example of

9:30that over here

9:31on the desktop where I previously saved

9:34something called a superstore dot twb and I

9:36opened it up and

9:37now I have the twb and all the files that

9:40came with it in this case it also includes

9:42the data

9:43which includes the target and the sample eu

9:45superstore sales file that came with it so

9:47that's a really good example of how this

9:49works essentially the package workbook just

9:51bringing

9:51all those things together now if I go back

9:54and you'll notice here in my tableau work

9:56book what

9:57I didn't do before is create an extract so

9:59let's go ahead and create an extract then

10:01save it again

10:02and see what happens so let's extract the

10:05data and we'll just save that and when we

10:07do that obviously

10:08creates an extract it'll ask us where to

10:10create that and so on and so forth but now

10:12if I go back

10:13and save as I'm going to go ahead and save

10:15it again as a tableau package workbook you

10:17can see

10:18that it's going to overwrite my existing

10:20one go ahead and hit replace and then if I

10:23open up my

10:23finder window again and now I go back to

10:26this you'll see that the file is suddenly

10:28smaller

10:29what's going on here well essentially this

10:31is that behavior I was talking about before

10:34it's actually compressing everything

10:36related to that particular workbook into a

10:38much much smaller

10:39file and you'll actually notice here that

10:41you see this hyper that I create this

10:43extract that

10:44I created previously is actually also here

10:46and what it does is it goes and gets that

10:48and actually

10:49makes it all into one file so now what I'm

10:51going to do is I'm going to close all of

10:53the tableau

10:54and I'm going to open this workbook and I'm

10:56going to save it as a workbook then you

10:57will see those

10:58constituent components so let's just close

11:00that tableau let's just go ahead and close

11:02this I'm

11:03not going to save anything and to sort of

11:05really prove this point out I'm going to

11:06actually delete

11:07the previous workbooks that I created move

11:10them to the bin so now I don't have

11:11anything in fact

11:12I'll also move these two to the bin because

11:14I don't need them anymore I'm not going to

11:16delete

11:17my tidy photo that has like all my work in

11:19it just I like to put things away for the

11:21demos so now

11:22here I'm just going to go ahead and open

11:24this with tableau2020.3 and when we open

11:27this I'm going to

11:28go ahead and save it back as a workbook and

11:30you'll see what happens so it's opened up

11:36on the first

11:37sheet of course I've still got my dashboard

11:39and everything's there and notice I'm

11:40connected to my

11:41orders sample sales so now if I go ahead

11:44and hit save it's just going to save this

11:46as a packaged

11:47workbook but if I go ahead and hit save as

11:50it will give us this interface again this

11:52time I'll choose

11:53a tableau workbook hit save recreating the

11:56save workbook that I created before and now

11:59if I open

12:00up the finder you'll see that it's actually

12:02done two things it's not just saved the

12:04workbook here

12:05but it's also saved the workbook files and

12:07this is what I was talking about before and

12:10in that

12:10you'll have the data and in that you'll

12:13have the hyper okay which is really really

12:15powerful thing

12:16now it's got the hyper because I previously

12:19created an extract what would happen if let

12:21's

12:21say I save this as a package workbook but

12:23this time I wasn't creating an extract what

12:26would

12:26happen then okay in the spirit of the demo

12:28let's show you so let's go ahead and I'm

12:31actually going

12:32to think which one to delete here what I'll

12:34do is I'll actually I'll keep both of those

12:37and then

12:37what I'll do is I'll remove this extract

12:40let's just do this let's remove the extract

12:43by taking

12:44that option check out my extract video to

12:46see how that I did that and then basically

12:49I'm going to

12:50keep this as is and I'm going to name it

12:52something else I'm actually going to save

12:55it as a differently

12:56named package workbook this time it's

12:58connected to a live excel file so twbx work

13:02book and I'm going

13:03to call this no extract so we know which

13:06one it is and I'm going to hit save great

13:09so that's that's

13:10all saved and now I can go back to my file

13:13explorer and you'll see that this is called

13:16workbook no extract or twbx which now means

13:18it's safe to go ahead and delete all these

13:21other ones

13:21so let's just close all of those click on

13:24all these and just move them to the bin and

13:28now that

13:28we've done that we're ready to open this up

13:30let's go ahead and open this up in 2020.3

13:33and let's see

13:33what happens remember this is a packaged

13:37workbook okay so it opens up and

13:40immediately as it opens

13:41you should see that it loads up the first

13:44view which was this map we've got all our

13:46sheets in

13:47here and the dashboard as well but now

13:49notice this is still not an extract so let

13:51's see what

13:52happens when we go ahead and save this let

13:54's go save as and this time I'm going to go

13:57back

13:57to saving it as a workbook and then hit

14:00save okay so now I've taken that package

14:03workbook which had

14:04no extract inside of it and now I've saved

14:06it back as a workbook so you can see how it

14:08splits out the

14:09files and now if I minimize this you'll see

14:11that again I have the exact same setup work

14:14book no

14:14extract dot twb files and then twb itself

14:17which is just a normal workbook and if I

14:20open this this

14:21time the data source is actually the excel

14:23file so if you take an extract and then

14:25create a package

14:26workbook the thing that goes with the

14:28package workbook is an extract if however

14:30you create a

14:31package workbook and you just connect to a

14:33data source the thing that goes with that

14:35package

14:36workbook will be the data source in this

14:38case it's taken the excel file and the csv

14:40's because those

14:41are static files if you connect to a

14:42database it will actually just ask you to

14:44log in next time you

14:46log in essentially so it's not going to try

14:48and copy your whole entire database but

14:50this is a sort

14:50of really subtle behavior to be aware of

14:52because sometimes what you see is a package

14:55workbook

14:55people then accidentally save it as a you

14:57know just a normal workbook without having

15:00it packaged

15:01then the thing they're connecting and

15:02working to is the extract and they lose

15:04that sort of heritage

15:06of where that extra extract actually came

15:08from so it's something just to be aware of

15:10you can't

15:10normally recover this quite well normally

15:12if you try and delete the extract and then

15:14tablet can't

15:15find it will ask you where is this file and

15:17it was previously here now I can't see it

15:19but essentially

15:20this is how this all works it's just really

15:22sort of subtle nuanced thing to be aware of

15:25I know I

15:25spent way too long on this I spent five

15:27minutes showing you how to package and un

15:29package your

15:30workbook but it's a really vital thing

15:32because people get themselves absolutely

15:34twisted in this

15:35sort of subtle thing but you just need to

15:36be aware of it and once you know it's

15:38pretty easy to

15:39understand okay the next thing I'm going to

15:41do is obviously publish this workbook one

15:42of the things

15:43you can do with the workbook is publish it

15:45up to tableau server and that is where you

15:47essentially

15:47share it with other people now if you'd

15:50looked at the tableau architecture diagrams

15:54from maybe

15:55you know three four months ago what you

15:57will have seen is something called tableau

15:59reader and I can

16:00I can see the people at tableau getting mad

16:03that I just brought that up but if you're

16:05working in

16:06an organization that's using tableau reader

16:08this is actually a way of opening up table

16:09au workbooks

16:11and reading them not editing them not

16:12authoring them just essentially reading

16:15them it's essentially

16:16like a pdf viewer for tableau files now

16:19this was actually quite a popular thing but

16:22it also caused

16:22a lot of issues security issues in

16:24particular because once you share that work

16:26book you have

16:27no custody of where it ends up and this

16:29actually used to get in the way of things

16:31like security and

16:32governance so tableau's quietly sort of

16:34phased that away it's still there you have

16:36to ask for it

16:37but essentially that's something you might

16:40come across now if you have tableau server

16:42if you have

16:42access to tableau server then this is great

16:44because you can publish up your workbook

16:46straight to the

16:46tableau server and share that way the other

16:49thing is if you're working on you know

16:50files that don't

16:51really contain anything private they can

16:53essentially go up into the public domain

16:56maybe you work in

16:56journalism news maybe you work in local

16:59government and you need people and your

17:01citizens to be able

17:02to see the data then tableau public is the

17:04alternative for tableau server and tableau

17:06online

17:07so you can publish up to those places

17:08instead so let me go ahead and show you how

17:10to publish up to

17:11tableau server in this case I'm going to

17:12use tableau online because that's what I

17:14have access to

17:15and then I'll show you how to publish up to

17:18tableau public as well so let's go ahead

17:20and

17:20start with the first one so I've got my

17:22workbook the first thing I need to do is

17:25make sure I'm

17:25connected to the server so I go up here to

17:27the server window and you'll see that I'm

17:29actually

17:29always signed in now you've got to make

17:31sure you're signed into the correct site

17:32here I'm

17:33actually signed into a tableau online

17:34instance for a completely different

17:36customer so I'm actually

17:37going to sign out and go back in and sign

17:40in and when I do that I get the option

17:43again and I get

17:44the option to choose a site so you saw here

17:46previously that I was connected to this

17:48site

17:48there's actually quite a few sites so what

17:50I'm going to do is I'm going to connect to

17:51the tableau

17:52dev there's so many instances here but I'll

17:55connect to the tableau tdev instance that's

17:57actually my own tableau server here so let

18:01's just log in yay I remembered my password

18:05you don't know

18:05how many times I actually tried that so

18:08here we are I've connected to my server now

18:11nothing will

18:11happen you won't get any sort of

18:13celebration and notification it will just

18:15log you in and the way

18:16you know that is here at the top notice I'm

18:18connected to a different tableau online

18:20instance

18:20this one's actually in America 10ax these

18:23are using sort of acronyms to tell you

18:25where in the

18:25world your tableau online instance is so I

18:27'm actually connected to this one okay so

18:30now I'm

18:31actually able to publish up the workbook so

18:33if I go ahead and click publish workbook it

18:36will give

18:36me the interface for publishing and I can

18:38go ahead complete these and hit publish I'm

18:41not going to go

18:41into this too much I'll cover that in

18:43another video in the future one or more

18:45views may cause

18:46issues when viewed on the platform to which

18:48you are publishing the worksheet has no

18:49data that

18:50makes sense so what we'll do is I'll just

18:52click ok and it should just progress

18:54through it's just

18:55basically an alert telling me this might

18:57happen and of course when it's all done

18:58you can see here that it's all published

19:03and looking great so we're pretty much

19:08ready to go

19:09and everything is sort of nicely set out so

19:12that's essentially how to publish up to

19:14tableau online

19:15or tableau server let's go ahead and to

19:17tableau public in order to do that what I

19:20have to do is

19:20sign out here again because this data

19:22source is not on tableau online this is not

19:24going to cause

19:24any issues now for tableau public you go to

19:28tableau public here okay and you want to

19:31basically

19:32give this option here save to tableau

19:33public and there's actually two options you

19:35can save it to

19:36tableau public or save it to tableau public

19:38as okay so let's click on this option just

19:41so you

19:41can see sort of how this works and for this

19:43one I actually have a different login

19:45okay so what you're seeing here is an error

19:50okay an error occurred while attempting to

19:53save the

19:54workbook the tableau server you're probably

19:55actually requires extracts to be enabled

19:57for

19:57data sources this is essentially because I

19:59'm trying to publish up a workbook without

20:02a connection that it's going to be able to

20:04see you see here I'm on a live connection

20:06and that's

20:06not going to work so what we need to do is

20:08to go back and we need to take an extract

20:11of this data

20:11so I could actually take the use extract

20:13here and I'm just going to regenerate

20:15because it couldn't

20:16find it I deleted it of course it actually

20:18knew where I saved that previously let's

20:20hit it to the

20:20desktop I hit save and it's just going to

20:23call this federated now that's done I can

20:25go to server

20:26go to tableau public save to tableau public

20:29as and now I actually have this option and

20:32you'll see it

20:32will take the workbook name and I can

20:35actually change this if I wanted to I could

20:37use the name

20:38of any previously published workbook and

20:40then hit save and when that saves up it's

20:43actually going to

20:44pop up the tableau public window when it's

20:46done it's going to ask me to save there

20:47because it's

20:48a separate browser entrance so so let's

20:51wait and see and actually now we logged in

20:53straight away

20:59and the interesting thing here is it's

21:01actually loaded up on sheet number one okay

21:04so the the

21:05funny thing here is because I didn't hide

21:07any sheets or tabs it's actually just

21:08loaded up on

21:09the first one and the way I know this is if

21:11you go to the bottom you can see here the

21:13metadata sheet

21:14one sheet two and dashboard one so if I

21:16actually click on dashboard one you'll

21:18actually see the

21:19dashboard that I built so that's a little

21:21hack if you ever go down to any tableau

21:22public viz

21:23you can actually see which sheets are

21:25contained here if the user hasn't hidden

21:27them right that's

21:28the key prerequisite here so let me show

21:30you how that works if I just let's let's um

21:33that's

21:33what I hide this and let's hide this okay

21:35so I've hidden all the sheets I've just got

21:37dashboard one

21:38go to tableau public and save to tableau

21:40public because I have already saved

21:43something there when

21:44I hit save again it just pushes up an

21:46update and essentially that should all be

21:48ready to go in a

21:49second and we're basically there and now it

21:52will load up dashboard one but this time if

21:55I go to the

21:56metadata you won't see the other sheets

21:58because I've actually taken the effort to

22:00hidden them so

22:01this is how you know on tableau public

22:02whether someone's you know really nice

22:04tableau because

22:05they've built something great but then they

22:06haven't hidden those sheets that they're

22:08not

22:08supposed to see so that's a little little

22:10tip here that I can give you for free okay

22:12so that's

22:13basically how to publish up to tableau

22:15public I've shown you how to publish to

22:17tableau online

22:18and that is pretty much the full story of a

22:20tableau workbook you open them you create

22:22them

22:23you connect to your data sources you build

22:24whatever visualization you're going to do

22:26everything's contained in there I've

22:28already done a video on tableau bookmarks

22:30that's how you save

22:30an individual sheet to its own file but

22:33workbooks contain a whole bunch of sheets a

22:35whole bunch of

22:36dashboards if you build the many of them

22:38and they essentially save everything a

22:39package workbook

22:41brings the data along with it where it

22:43makes sense and a normal workbook just

22:45contains the

22:46information about the visualizations it

22:48doesn't contain any data source and that's

22:50pretty much

22:50the world of a tableau workbook if you

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23:07and it's much much easier for now to just

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23:12make it much easier to access all the

23:14videos that I've made I've made over 100

23:16actually well over 100

23:18videos now covering a whole range of topics

23:20new versions old versions I've covered the

23:22whole lot

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23:24youtube library and actually get access to

23:26them so I'm

23:27trying to organize the content in a lot

23:30better way so stay tuned for that