
Explore Tableau basics by connecting to an Excel data source, using dimensions and measures on rows and columns, and creating sheets, dashboards, and stories.
Start a free Tableau trial by filling in your name and business email, then activate via email. Log in with your email and password to download the free trial.
Install Tableau Desktop by double-clicking the installer, accept the license agreement, and grant permission to modify your device; it includes a two-week free trial before purchase.
Connect to a database in Tableau by creating a new data source and selecting Excel. Drag the orders table to view data; live and extract connections will be covered next.
Compare live and extract connections in Tableau using an Excel data source; a live link updates with database changes, while an extract copy stays static for historical data.
View tables in Tableau by loading an Excel data source, inspecting orders, returns, and users, and filtering top rows while viewing fields such as status, order ID, manager, and reason.
Identify data types in Tableau: numbers (integer and decimal), date and time, string, boolean, and geographical, with notes on negative values, date-only, and text handling.
Master the Tableau worksheet interface, including shelves, marks, and the data pane; connect to Excel, drag dimensions and measures, and build tables, charts, and dashboards.
Explore Tableau data types and symbols, including hash for numbers, string types shown as letters, date with calendar symbol, decimal and boolean indicators, and geographical roles.
Add a new sheet in Tableau by clicking the plus sign. Navigate the workbook workspace with dimensions, measures, shelves, and the page shelf to visualize data as tables or charts.
Visualize sales and profit in Tableau by dragging product category, reason, and subcategory into columns, using dimensions and measures to explore profit and sales in the workspace.
Learn how dimensions are the non-measurable fields in a table, such as city and order date, while measures are numeric fields like profit and sales, demonstrated with Tableau orders data.
Master grouping in Tableau by dividing a dimension into group A and group B using drag-and-drop, right-click to group, rename groups, and apply or delete changes as needed.
Explore granularity by dividing data into chunks, illustrated with pizza slices and Tableau sales analysis. Learn to use dimensions and subcategories to reveal grand totals and insights.
Convert a table to a bar chart in Tableau by placing the product subcategory in rows, dragging sales to marks and columns, then apply ascending or descending sorts.
Learn to build filters in Tableau by product subcategory, using include, exclude, custom value lists, and wildcards, and apply conditions on sales to refine results.
Master date filtering in Tableau by selecting year, month, and day with show filters, context filters, and dependent filters to refine sales data.
Create a chart in Tableau by selecting a dimension, such as product subcategory, and placing sales on the marks shelf to generate a bar chart with labels in descending order.
Learn to create a line chart in Tableau for beginners by dragging product name to rows and sales to columns, then swap to a line chart using the mark shelf.
Create a bar chart in Tableau by dragging product subcategory and sales to columns, toggle between dimension and measure, and sort results ascending or descending, with sales numbers shown.
Create and customize a pie chart to visualize sales by product category using the marks shelf, color encoding, and labels in Tableau.
Learn to build a Tableau tree map using the marks shelf: color by product category, size by sales, and text labels, without using columns or rows shelves.
Create a stacked tree map in Tableau to visualize sales by product subcategory within each product category, using marks shelf, color and size as stacking dimensions.
Create a bar chart in tableau by placing unit price on columns, applying maser as color, and sorting by descending to show color density and output clearly.
Create a bar chart in Tableau by dragging product subcategory to rows and measure value sales to columns, set as text, and sort descending to display size by sales.
Learn to build a bar chart in Tableau for beginners using size and color as measures, powered by profit, with sorting, labeling, and dimension swapping for insight.
Discover how to build a dual-axis bar chart in Tableau by pairing sales and profit, using subcategory on rows and measures on columns, with proper mark types and view adjustments.
Visualize data with bar stacked charts in Tableau by stacking product subcategories within each product category, using color labels to show sales contributions by furniture, office supplies, and technology.
Visualize sales with bar stacked charts in Tableau, showing product categories and subcategories by color. Compute percentages of total for each subcategory and apply ranking with quick table calculation.
Learn to create heat map charts in Tableau by dragging sales to color and size, applying diverging palettes, and tuning marks for clear, impactful visuals.
Build a heat map in Tableau by selecting a dimension for rows, assigning sales to marks as text and color, applying a red-gold scale, and sorting the view.
Learn heat map chart three to visualize sales with two dimensions (product category and subcategory or other) using color and size by sales, with square boxes and drill-down by year.
Create a three-dimensional heat map in Tableau using product category, product subcategory, and order priority, with sales as the major value, encoded by color and size.
Create a scatter chart in Tableau by placing product container on rows and unit price on marks, using shapes to distinguish items with symbols like circle, square, triangle, and star.
Create a dual axis line chart in Tableau by adding a second measure like shipping costs, converting from bar to line, and synchronizing both axes in one view.
Learn to build a line chart in Tableau, use the size measure to adjust line width, place product subcategory on rows, sort sales in descending order, and compare outputs.
Build a line chart with multidimension and measures in Tableau by selecting dimensions such as product category and subcategory, with sales and profit, and using order date filters.
Discover how to stack a tree map inside a bar chart in tableau by using product subcategory as the stacked dimension and product container for color and labeling.
Learn to create a waterfall chart in Tableau by using dimensions and measures like sales and profit, adjusting size, color, and labels to show positive and negative values.
Learn to apply filters in Tableau to limit data by dimension or measure, using dynamic controls to view specific regions like east, west, north, and south.
Explore data source filters, quick filters, extract filters, context filters, dimension filters, measure filters, dependent filters, and date filters in Tableau, and learn how each filter shapes your data.
Learn how to use data source filters in Tableau to filter data at the source, limit large datasets for live connections, and focus on regions and product categories.
Learn to build visuals in Tableau using quick filters on product category and sub category, sort measures in descending order, and apply filters to tailor dashboards.
Master dimension filters in Tableau by turning fields into show filters with dimension control, comparing to quick filters, and applying dependent filtration using relevant values across product subcategory and category.
Learn to apply mesa filter in Tableau, along with dimension and measure filters, using range, at least, at most, and special values, plus non-null handling and category and subcategory filters.
Master context filters in Tableau by combining dimension and dependent filters with filter shelf, show filter, custom value, and top seven items for product subcategories and product category.
Explore context filtering in Tableau by selecting the top seven subcategory items by sales and applying the context filter to product category to see the impact.
Master context filter in Tableau by comparing top five outputs across subcategory and category, showing how context filters override normal filters to reveal precise furniture and technology results.
Apply date filtering in Tableau by building year and month filters, configuring show filters, and using dependent and single or multi value lists with dropdowns.
WHO'S THIS FOR?
This course is designed specifically for freshers and absolute beginners only.
Tableau is a leading data visualization tool used for data analysis and business intelligence. Gartner's Magic Quadrant classified Tableau as a leader for analytics and business intelligence.
Advantages of Tableau
Data visualization.
Quickly Create Interactive visualizations.
Ease of Implementation.
Tableau can handle large amounts of data.
Use of other scripting languages in Tableau.
Mobile Support and Responsive Dashboard.
Tableau Company Strategy.
Scheduling or notification of reports.
PROBLEMS YOU'VE EXPERIENCED WITH EXCEL IN THE PAST
Excel becomes slow or crashes when you have lots of data, formatting and Charts inside a workbook.
Mistakenly working on the wrong file you saved.
It’s so annoying to email multiple Excel files to the same people everyday.
It takes hours to create a dashboard with multiple charts and formula functions.
Some time Excel files are used to store the large amount data which is a very wrong decision because to update the data everyday on that file is a headache because it takes so much time to get open and then to get save.
Note : Excel is also an Excellent Application. Yes Excel has some draw backs but it doesn't means its useless. Excel is also the Excellent tool to visualize and analyze the data.
Section 1:Introduction
Lecture 1:Introduction
Lecture 2:Download
Lecture 3:Install
Lecture 4:Connect with Database
Lecture 5:Tableau Live & Extract
Lecture 6:View tables
Lecture 7:Data Types
Lecture 8:Tableau Work Sheet Interface
Lecture 9:Data Types Symbol
Lecture 10:Adding new Sheet
Lecture 11:Product Category & Sales
Lecture 12:Dimension & Measures
Lecture 13:Grouping
Lecture 14:Granularity
Lecture 15:Table into chart form
Lecture 16:Filtering
Lecture 17:Date Filter
Section 2:Chart
Lecture 18:Create a Chart
Lecture 19:Line Chart
Lecture 20:Bar Chart
Lecture 21:Pie Chart
Lecture 22:Tree map
Lecture 23:Stacked Tree Map
Lecture 24:Bar Chart Color Measure
Lecture 25:Bar Chart size Measure
Lecture 26:Bar Chart Size and color Measure
Lecture 27:Bar Chart with dual axis
Lecture 28:Bar Stacked Part1
Lecture 29:Bar Stacked Part2
Lecture 30:Heat Map1
Lecture 31:Heat Map2
Lecture 32:Heat Map3
Lecture 33:Heat Map4
Lecture 34:Scattered chart
Lecture 35:Line Chart Dual Axis
Lecture 36:Line Char Size Measure
Lecture 37:Line Chart multidimension and measures