
Discover how business intelligence collects, analyzes, and presents data for actionable insights. Explore dashboards, reports, key performance indicators, and customizable, real-time visuals that support data driven decision making.
Learn to connect to data sources, distinguish dimensions and measures, and build visualizations in Tableau. Publish to Tableau Desktop or Tableau Public, and create dashboards and stories.
Trace the evolution of visual representations from cave drawings to computer-based visuals, highlighting pioneers, maps, and the shift from presentation to visualization for data storytelling.
Explore the Tableau interface and its components, connect to data sources such as Excel, perform joins, and build worksheets, dashboards, and stories with analytics for publishing interactive visualizations.
Connect to data sources and prepare data for Tableau by validating formats, creating connections (Excel, CSV, text, Access, and databases), and preprocessing with joins, unions, and extracts for visualizations.
Learn how to connect to data sources like Excel and Oracle in Tableau Desktop, prepare data with joins, unions, and custom queries, and perform data-type transformations for analysis.
Refresh and blend data sources in Tableau to keep reports up to date, using extracts, incremental refresh, and primary and secondary data source relationships for accurate reporting across multiple sources.
Learn practical data refresh and blending in Tableau by connecting multiple data sources, creating extracts, and configuring incremental refresh with primary and secondary data sources.
Learn to sort data in Tableau visualizations using ascending or descending orders, manual and automatic methods, legend and axis interactions. Explore sorting by fields, dimensions, measures, and data source order.
Sort data in Tableau by ascending, descending, or alphabetical order, and apply sorting via the toolbar, axis, or dimension and measure options, including data source order and per-field rules.
discover how to create and edit groups in Tableau, combine related items into a single group, rename and update members, and compare grouped and ungrouped categories.
Learn to create and manage groups in Tableau, including grouping negative and positive profit subcategories, adding or removing members, renaming groups, and applying groups to dimensions and measures.
Learn how to create and manage sets in Tableau, including fixed and dynamic sets, conditions, top/bottom filtering, and how to combine sets to answer complex questions.
Learn to create and use static and dynamic sets in Tableau on dimensions, build combined sets, and apply conditions to identify common customers, top and bottom products by profit.
Master filtering in Tableau with filter shelves and quick filters, learn the order of operations, and control data using keep and exclude, context filters, and wild card matching.
Explore filters, filter shelves, and quick filters in tableau, including single value lists, drop-downs, wildcards, and top/bottom and condition options to shape visualizations.
Learn how to create and edit parameters in Tableau, use them in calculations and filters, and enable dynamic, interactive visualizations that adapt to top values, ranges, and thresholds.
Create and configure parameters in Tableau to control thresholds in calculations, filters, and reference lines. Use integer and string parameters as placeholders to enable dynamic visuals showing top customers.
A warm welcome to the Tableau course by Uplatz.
Tableau software is one of the richest, enhanced, and fastest growing data visualization & analytics tools. It is the best way to change or alter the raw set of data into a simple format with no technical skills and coding information. Tableau is greatly used because data can be analyzed very quickly with it. Also, visualizations are created as dashboards and worksheets. Tableau permits one to create dashboards that deliver insights and drives the business onward. Tableau products always function in virtualized environments when they are configured with the proper underlying operating system and hardware. Tableau is used to discover data with boundless visual analytics. The main work of Tableau software is to attach and extract the data stored in various places. It can pull data from any platform. Tableau can extract data from any database, be it Excel, PDF, Oracle, or even Amazon Web Services.
Uplatz’s Tableau Certification Training will help you master data visualization with Tableau through case studies and projects. Even if you do not have a technical background, this course will equip you to create interactive dashboards and stories with actionable visualizations and insights that provide value.
This course will help you to learn to explore and analyze data and share insights that are changing the way businesses are operating and also on changing intuition-driven decisions to data-driven business decisions. After completing this course you will give you an added advantage in your current work role and broaden your employability in this competitive job market.
The key learnings from this course are:
Understand the role of data visualizations in the overall business/data analytics life cycle.
Understand different charts and their usage in Tableau.
Create interactive dashboards to extract data-driven insights.
Work on real-life use cases to understand how visualizations help organizations drive decisions.
Creating foundational to advanced visualizations
Working with data in Tableau
Moving from Foundational to Advanced Visualizations
Using row-level and aggregate calculations
Formatting a visualization for appearance
Adding value to analysis
Advanced techniques, tips, and tricks for Tableau
Tableau - Course Syllabus
Introduction to Business Intelligence
Introduction to Tableau
Tableau History
Installation of Tableau Desktop 2020
Tableau Interface and Components
Connecting to Databases and Preparing Data
Data Refresh and Blending
Sorting
Grouping
Sets
Filters, Filter shelves, Quick Filter
Parameters
Trend Lines and reference lines
Introduction to Dashboards, Building dashboards and Story
Layouts and Formatting
Interactivity
Actions
Story Points
Maps
Calculations
Modifying Table calculations
Aggregations and LOD Expressions
Advanced Charts and graphs (Waterfall, Funnel, etc.)
Histograms
Tree Maps and Bubble Charts
Best Practices in Tableau