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Tableau 2024 A-Z : Hands-On Tableau Training
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Tableau 2024 A-Z : Hands-On Tableau Training

Learn for Tableau for Step by Step for Realtime Scenarios, Drag-and-drop interface to build charts and graphs .
Created byRaj .
Last updated 11/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Tableau 2025 A-Z : Hands - On Tableau Training
  • Tableau | Database | Data Connections and Preparation |Data import and data cleaning
  • Visualizations and Charts
  • Advanced Analytics | Tableau Server and Tableau Online |
  • Tableau projects
  • Tableau chats desktop and server

Course content

1 section29 lectures20h 57m total length
  • Introduction34:02
  • Tableau Database38:41
  • Types of Tables41:55
  • Tableau Server26:26
  • Tableau Workbook49:56
  • Data visualization tools36:00
  • Tableau Menu Bar47:06
  • Tableau Menu Bar-142:18
  • Data Connections Properties41:47
  • Number Based Function's41:02
  • Tableau Date function26:24
  • Calculated Field57:57
  • Calculated Field-156:07
  • Rank Functions48:05
  • Hierarchy55:39
  • Hierarchy-146:47
  • Tables44:00
  • Chats52:34
  • Tableau gantt chart49:21
  • Line Chart1:01:37
  • Summary Dashboard43:51
  • Summary Dashboard43:51
  • Set Action & Parameter Action37:36
  • Dashboard & Filters Sets52:19
  • Custom Geo coding37:15
  • Custom data sets33:09
  • Server33:56
  • Tableau Server46:04
  • TWB Data Source32:13

Requirements

  • Basic Understanding of Data and Databases
  • Advanced Analytics | Tableau Server and Tableau Online |
  • Connects to various data sources (Excel, SQL, Salesforce, Google Analytics, AWS, etc.

Description

Tableau is a powerful data visualization and business intelligence tool that enables users to analyze, visualize, and share data insights interactively and intuitively. It is widely used across industries for data exploration, reporting, and decision-making. Here's an overview of Tableau's key features and capabilities:

Key Components of Tableau

  1. Tableau Desktop

    • Primary tool for creating interactive dashboards and visualizations.

    • Connects to various data sources like databases, cloud services, spreadsheets, and APIs.

    • Drag-and-drop interface to build charts and graphs without coding.

  2. Tableau Server

    • Centralized platform for sharing dashboards and reports created in Tableau Desktop.

    • Allows collaboration by enabling teams to access, edit, and view visualizations securely.

  3. Tableau Online

    • A cloud-based version of Tableau Server.

    • No need for on-premise infrastructure.

    • Accessible anywhere with internet access.

  4. Tableau Public

    • Free version of Tableau for creating and sharing visualizations online.

    • Does not support saving work privately; all work is publicly accessible.

  5. Tableau Prep

    • Designed for data preparation tasks like cleaning, shaping, and combining data before visualization.

    • Includes an intuitive interface and automated data cleansing features.

  6. Tableau Mobile

    • Enables users to access and interact with Tableau dashboards on smartphones and tablets.

Data Connectivity

  • Connects to various data sources (Excel, SQL, Salesforce, Google Analytics, AWS, etc.).

  • Supports live connections or in-memory data extracts for faster performance.

Who this course is for:

  • Data Analysts Use Tableau for visualizing and interpreting data. Create interactive dashboards to support decision-making. Business Analysts Leverage Tableau to communicate insights and trends effectively. Bridge the gap between technical teams and business stakeholders. Data Scientists Use Tableau to present complex data models and predictions in an understandable format. Integrate Tableau with R or Python for advanced analytics. Project Managers Utilize Tableau dashboards to track project progress, budgets, and resource allocation. Financial Analysts Analyze and report financial data trends through Tableau dashboards. Marketing Professionals Track campaign performance, customer segmentation, and web analytics data.