A workbook can have one story that includes one or more pages, each page containing a canvas. Use stories to capture and share relevant information.

1. In Oracle Clinical One Analytics, in an open workbook, navigate to the Narrate pane from the top bar.
2. Select a Canvs from the Canvases Panel at the left of the screen. Right-click and select Add To Story.

   Tip:

   You can also drag and drop a canvas to the main workspace. If page is blank, canvas will be added to existing page, otherwise a new page will be created.
3. Build your story with the following functions:
   • Add one or more canvases to the story.
   • Add notes clicking the Add Note button (). Enter text, select format, and move to the desired position.
   • For each page, go to the page settings below the Canvases Panel and configure it:
     • Use the General tab to hide or show page, page title and page description.

       Tip:

       Use titles and descriptions to introduce visualizations.
     • Use the Adjustments tab to set layout and to hide or show visuals from canvas in current page.
     • Use Filters tab to include or exclude existing canvas filters.
     • Use Notes tab to hide or show notes.
   • To rearrange pages, drag and drop them in the pages area at the bottom of the Narrate page.
   • To delete, hide, duplicate or rename page, right-click the page in the pages area for options.

   Tip:

   You can rearrange or delete visualization in a page without affecting the base canvas.
4. To display the story click the Present icon () on the top menu bar. Click the 'X' icon to exit presentation mode.
5. Save the story as part of your workbook. Click Save or Save As from the save drop-down () in the top menu bar.
   • If you select Save your work is saved in the current location with current name and description.
   • If you select Save As, in the Save Workbook dialog, enter a name and a description for your workbook and select a folder to save your work.

     Note:

     You can either save it for personal use in My Folders or share it in Shared Folders.