Tableau Masterclass Beginner To Advanced Training 2026

Learn what a business intelligence tool does and compare Tableau with Power BI, highlighting Tableau's storytelling, large data handling, flexible visuals, and cross-platform integration.

Learn how to access Tableau for free with Tableau Public, compare it to Tableau Desktop, and follow step-by-step setup from download to account activation and installation.

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Plan data and dashboard goals by asking about dates, regions, and salesperson contributions, then sketch the layout in Excel and connect data to Tableau to build the dashboard.

Explore the Tableau interface and build basic reports with drag-and-drop, rows and columns, and the marks field. Create region- and salesperson-wise sales analyses, apply filters, and customize visuals.

Apply formatting in Tableau to style datasets, headers, and totals using format options, colors, font sizes, and alignments, with real-time visual updates.

Discover how to automatically fit width and height in Tableau, swap rows and columns, and clear sheets to keep regions and sales figures clearly visible.

Save your Tableau workbook to Tableau Public or locally, sign in to Tableau Online, and access saved work from cloud or recent files, with downloads in PDF or image.

Design charts in Tableau by building beverage sales reports: create pie, line, and stacked charts for region and sales data. Learn to display region-wise profit with calculated fields.

Create a calculated field in Tableau to derive profit by subtracting cost of goods sold from sales amount, using right-click, create, and placing it in the measures.

Learn to create and use bins in Tableau to categorize numeric data, such as sales amount, into ranges, adjust bin sizes, and switch between count and sum to analyze transactions.

Create and format a single cell table in Tableau to display total sales with a custom title, using text and formatting options like bold, color, and size.

Save your Tableau workbook locally or to Tableau Public to prevent data loss. Sign in to Tableau Public and use Save or Save to Tableau Public (Ctrl+S) to publish dashboard.

Learn to create calculated fields in Tableau using if conditions and sum of profit to classify regions as good profit or low profit, with color coding and dashboard layout techniques.

Learn to resolve common calculated field errors in Tableau by using sum for expressions, calculating profit percentage as profit over sales, and formatting as percentage.

Build and publish online a Tableau dashboard by arranging multiple sheets into a layout, using fixed size or floating placements, and learning tiled versus floating formatting.

Insert a sheet and analyze bulk data to fit it into a dashboard. Use fit width to maximize the visible area and allow scrolling for large datasets.

Design a complete Tableau dashboard by compiling charts, formatting titles, aligning visuals with fit width, and saving or exporting to local, Tableau Public, PDF, or image.

Explore how to place multiple measures in a single Tableau view using individual axes, create a profit field, and customize charts for sales amount, cost of goods sold, and profit.

Learn to add multiple measures to a single Tableau view using measure names and measure values, creating a multi-line chart with a shared axis.

Learn to set up a dual axis in Tableau to compare sales and profit on the same chart, synchronize axes, and customize lines, bars, and colors for clear insights.

Explore bar chart and column chart basics with customization options. See how to swap rows and columns and decide bar vs column for region wise sales by data quantity.

Learn to create a side-by-side year-by-region bar chart by placing sales in rows and regions in columns, filtering to two years, and adjusting colors for clear comparison.

Develop an over the time performance bar chart by comparing 2024 and 2025 quarterly and monthly sales, switching from line to bar charts, and applying palette colors.

Design a stacked bar chart in Tableau to visualize monthly sales by region, filter to three regions, and read which region dominates each month.

Design a 100% stacked bar chart in Tableau to compare regional contributions within each month, using percentage of total calculations and specific dimensions to spotlight region performance when sales fluctuate.

Build multiple mini bar charts in a single view by using multiple dimensions, with regions, beverage items, and sales to compare data across months and years.

Learn to create and customize basic line charts in Tableau from an Excel sheet, arrange sales amount and monthly dates, and switch to line chart for advanced functionality.

Master Tableau line chart customization by formatting four line graphs including sales amount, cost of goods sold, and profit, using dotted, thick, and brick styles, color, size, and marker enhancements.

Create a multi-line chart in Tableau by plotting sales over dates and coloring each region line. Filter to compare defense, gulberg, and model town for clear, focused regional performance.

Create a dual axis line chart in Tableau using a separate sheet and an Excel data source, then format lines as dotted, add data points, and synchronize axes for comparison.

Create multiple small line charts in Tableau to compare beverage sales across regions over a full year, month by month, using Excel data and continuous monthly dates.

Create a highlighted line charts worksheet in Tableau to plot monthly sales by region on a single axis, applying filters and highlighting one region.

Learn to build a custom highlighter for line charts in Tableau by creating a highlight region parameter, connecting it with a calculated field, and refining colors and sizes.

Create professional bump charts in Tableau to track monthly rankings of sales regions or salespersons, using ranking calculations, dual axes, markers, and highlighters for clear performance.

Learn to create and design sparklines in Tableau to visualize trends over time across regions, customize end-point labels, adjust formatting, and compare KPI performance at a glance.

Design rounded bar charts in Tableau by converting a simple bar chart to line charts using a zero average field, then adjust size and apply gradient colors.

Learn to create a bar chart with a line for the average monthly sales in Tableau, add an analytics average line, and customize a dual-axis bar and line chart.

Learn how to split a date field into years and months in Tableau, create region-wise bar charts, and switch between months and quarters to analyze sales by year.

Learn to create lollipop charts in Tableau by combining bars with end circles using dual axis, synchronized scales, and end-label placement for clear data visuals.

Learn to create and customize area charts in Tableau from scratch, converting data for dual-axis visuals, and adjust colors, opacity, and line styles for clarity and visual appeal.

Learn to create and manage ledgers from the ledger creation mode, use multi create, assign asset and liability categories, and handle depreciation and accumulated depreciation for accurate balances.

learn to build donut charts in tableau from scratch by overlaying a circle on a pie chart and adding center text for a polished visualization.

Create a basic map in Tableau to visualize regional sales by country, state, and city, using automatically generated latitude and longitude and color-coded regions to reveal performance.

Learn to create a map chart in Tableau for a specific country, highlight sales by province or state, and format labels and details for clear regional insights.

Design maps with symbols in Tableau, switching from circles to various shapes and using size and color by sales to highlight regional performance.

Learn to remove or customize the map background in Tableau by adjusting background layers, using washout to 100%, and enabling labels and country names for a readable, focused USA map.

Master zoom controls in Tableau maps with plus and minus buttons, double-click to zoom, and Shift double-click to zoom out.

Learn to build histograms in Tableau from scratch by turning a numeric field into bins, placing bins in columns, and switching from discrete to continuous for row or column charts.

design a calendar chart in tableau to visualize daily sales, using year and month filters, hover to view daily totals, color by sales, and add white borders for clarity.