Which is not a step that can be followed to create a Story?

The process of creating a Story in Oracle Analytics involves specific steps that allow you to effectively communicate insights through visualizations. One of the key components in this process is the use of the Narration canvas, where visualizations are incorporated to tell a compelling narrative.

Capturing a story insight involves dragging visualizations onto the Narration canvas, which allows for a cohesive assembly of insights to be shared. Similarly, creating and positioning annotations enhances the storytelling aspect by providing context to the data being presented, making it easier for the audience to understand key points.

Creating a new project is also an integral part of establishing a Story, as it provides a dedicated workspace where various elements of the Story can be organized and saved effectively.

On the other hand, sharing the Story in presentation mode using a specific reportMode parameter is not a step in the creation of the Story itself. Presenting the Story is a separate action that can occur after it has been created. The focus of building a Story revolves around constructing and editing the visuals and narrative, rather than detailing how it is subsequently shared or displayed. Therefore, while sharing a Story is important, it does not fall under the core steps of Story creation.