Audience profile

This course is meant for the beginner Tableau user. it's for anyone who works with data – regardless of technical or analytical background. This course is meant to assist you understand and use the important concepts and techniques in Tableau to maneuver from simple to complex visualizations and find out how to mix them in interactive dashboards.

Skills gained

• hook up with your data.
• Edit and save a knowledge source.
• Understand Tableau terminology.
• Use the Tableau interface / paradigm to effectively create powerful visualizations.
• Create basic calculations including basic arithmetic calculations, custom aggregations and ratios, date math, and quick table calculations.
• Build dashboards to share visualizations.
• Represent your data using the subsequent visualization types:
  • Cross tabs
  • Geographic maps
  • Heat maps
  • Tree maps
  • Pie charts and bar charts
  • Dual axis and combined charts with
  • different mark types
  • Highlight Tables
  • Scatter Plots

Audience profile

This course is meant to supply you with the talents required to become a Tableau power user. It’s made for the professional who has solid working experience with Tableau and needs to take it to subsequent level. you ought to have a deep understanding of all the elemental concepts of building worksheets and dashboards, but may scratch your head when working with more complex issues.

Skills gained

• Build more complex chart types and visualizations.
• Build complex calculations to control your data.
• Use statistical techniques to research your data.
• Use parameters and input controls to offer users control over certain values.
• Implement advanced geographic mapping techniques and use custom images and geocoding to create spatial visualizations of non-geographic data.
• Prep your data for analysis.
• Combine data sources using data blending.
• Combine data from multiple tables within the same data source using joins.
• Make your visualizations perform also as possible by using the info Engine, extracts, and efficient connection methods.
• Build better dashboards using techniques for guided analytics, interactive dashboard design, and visual best practices.
• Implement efficiency tips and tricks

Prerequisites

Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals or equivalent experience.

Audience profile

Do you want to be a complicated Tableau user creating impactful visualizations? during this course, you’ll find out how to urge the foremost out of Tableau Desktop by diving into calculations and applying them to world scenarios. this may assist you understand when a table calculation, calculation or LOD should be used and once they overlap.

You’ll get a far better understanding of the way to artfully prepare and organize your visualizations. This will be done through specific scenarios around analyzing time, geographic, and survey data. By the top of this course you’ll have a far better grasp of advanced building techniques and calculations for creating innovative analysis and dashboards.

Skills gained

• Apply advanced calculations to realize additional insight into your data
• Incorporate advanced chart types into your analysis
• Apply advanced dashboarding techniques
• Use calculations, parameters, and table calculations in tandem
• Use Tableau techniques to deal with common business use cases
• Format your visualizations and dashboards for max impact
• Explore world business scenario examples

Prerequisites

This is an advanced-level class. Students must have a solid understanding of calculations in Tableau before attending this class. it's highly recommended that students have mastered Desktop I and Desktop II or the equivalent concepts and skills before attending Desktop III.

In this course, you'll learn to style visualizations that effectively share information and insights with others. This course will strengthen your understanding of visual best practices

Audience profile

You are an experienced Tableau user who wants to find out more about best practices for sharing information and insights. The Visual Analytics course helps Tableau users design visualizations that viewers can easily understand and use. This course uses Tableau to develop and discuss visualizations, but doesn't include instruction on the way to use Tableau products—we expect that you already skills to navigate and use Tableau.

Skills gained

• Design visualizations to effectively leverage sensory and STM.
• Design visualizations to tell viewers without misleading.
• Effectively use chart types to answer specific questions.
• Design dashboards and stories using visual best practices.

Prerequisites

You should already skills to use Tableau well. Ideally, you've got taken Desktop I: Fundamentals and Desktop II: Intermediate courses, but this is often not a politician prerequisite. Be aware that we won’t introduce you to product features or walk you thru step-by-step instructions.