
Explore advanced Tableau techniques, including data prep, visualization, storytelling, and augmented analytics, with spatial, geospatial, and dashboard capabilities.
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Advance in Tableau by mastering advanced calculations, spatial processing, and dashboard techniques to create interactive, animated visualizations and geospatial dashboards.
Explore how to use Tableau parameters to replace constants in calculations, filters, and a reference line, create static and dynamic parameters, and use the parameter shelf to drive interactive dashboards.
Master Tableau parameters to build a dynamic data filter and switch measures. Create a date parameter with year, quarter, and month, and use calculated fields to adapt visuals and titles.
Master level of detail expressions to control data granularity in Tableau by using fixed, include, and exclude to compute measures at different levels.
Explore creating and using groups and sets in Tableau, including manual groups, fixed and dynamic sets, and their combination methods, with practical examples from eyeglass accessories.
Navigate geospatial data with Tableau spatial functions to create maps and spatial objects. Learn to assign geographic roles, convert coordinates with make point, and build routes using make line.
Create a geospatial airline route map from San Francisco flights, using origin and destination points and lines. Customize layers and filters for routes from or to SFO.
Explore building geospatial visuals in Tableau using a two-layer map: a filled country/state map and a point layer from x/y coordinates, with spatial functions for airline routes and tooltips.
Master Tableau’s six filters—extract, data source, context, dimension, measure, and table calculation—and their order of operation, including cascading and context filters, with 2019 credit card applicants and top-ten analysis.
Explore table calculations in Tableau desktop, learning how table calculations differ from calculated fields, with addressing, partitioning, and level of detail guiding percent of total and other outputs.
Explore running totals, running averages, and percent difference with Tableau table calculations on invoiced amount by month; apply dual axis and synchronized axis to compare yearly trends.
Explore Tableau dashboard interactivity by configuring filter actions, highlight actions, and parameter actions to control views, filter data, and switch charts within a single dashboard.
Learn to build animated visualizations in Tableau Desktop by applying motion and the page shelf to enable show history of price per ton, life expectancy, fertility, and population over time.
Explore advanced Tableau visuals with circular calendar charts and sunburst charts using map layers, parameters, and calculated fields on a 2011 ecommerce dataset.
Visualize sales flows with a Sankey diagram in Tableau, using data union and data densification to connect product category to store location with curved paths.
Explore bump charts to compare ranks over time and identify leading categories. Create funnel and candlestick charts to analyze admissions stages and stock prices using open, high, low, and close.
Learn visual analytics best practices to create actionable dashboards by clarifying audience and purpose, selecting effective chart types, and optimizing color, layout, readability, and interactivity.
Create a geospatial dashboard in Tableau Desktop with a three-layer map (origin, path, target) and bar and line charts for total emission counts per country, with interactive highlights.
Build a marketing dashboard in Tableau by creating histograms, scatterplots, donut charts, and dual-axis charts from a unified customer dataset. Explore channels, spend, income, and campaign responses to reveal insights.
Create a Tableau dashboard with an age histogram, income by age scatterplot, a spend donut, and a top-ten table of high spenders by total purchases for targeting older demographics.
Build a sales dashboard in Tableau Desktop featuring a radial bar chart with polar coordinates and path calculations, plus a bar graph and area chart for top insights.
Build a top ten horizontal bar chart in Tableau using a parameter to switch the measure among price, orders, and stock, with a calculated bar measure.
Create a route map in Tableau Desktop from the London bus route data, building origin and destination points and using a set action to filter routes.
Create an animated tableau dashboard that toggles granularity between subregion and country using dynamic load expressions for alcohol, life expectancy, and total expenditure, with a scatterplot and bar chart.
Build a 2014 department store dataset in Tableau Desktop by linking order details, headers, products, and categories to create circular calendar, bump, and area charts with depth and distance parameters.
Build a Sankey diagram in Tableau from the US energy generation data set, uniting tables for producer type and energy source, with calculated fields, binning, and highlight actions on hover.
Recap the Tableau journey and its impressive BI data integration and analytics capabilities, inviting further questions and signaling ongoing relevance in the coming years.
**This course includes downloadable course instructor files and exercise files to work with and follow along.**
In this advanced Tableau course, you will gain expert-level knowledge to advance your data analysis career.
This course will cover a handful of advanced Tableau topics, starting with a section on parameters and use cases. We will discuss Level of Detail (LOD) expressions, which allow you to compute for values from the data source, giving you more control on the level of granularity you want. We will then go over spatial functions, advanced filters, and table calculations.
Move at your own pace as you learn to build sophisticated visualizations and dashboards using Sankey diagrams, geospatial charts, sunburst charts, and circular charts, among others, and even animate your visualizations.
The last chapter of this course consists of exercises that put everything you just learned into practice, from building dashboards and utilizing LOD expressions, building circular calendar charts, bump charts, and area charts, to finally building your own Sankey diagram.
This advanced course is designed for those who already have a good foundation in Tableau, so we recommend taking our Tableau beginner-level course before taking this class.
This is a video-led training course suitable for Windows or Mac users. Please note that the course features only Tableau Desktop.
What you’ll learn from this course:
Parameters and sample use cases
Level of Detail (LOD) expressions
Working with groups and sets
Use of spatial functions
Advanced filters
Table calculations
How to add interactivity using actions
Animating your visualizations
Advanced Tableau charts—circular, sunburst, bump, funnel, candlestick, and Sankey charts
Building geospatial dashboards and sales dashboards
Creating dashboards that utilize radial charts.
This course includes:
5 hours of video tutorials
28 individual video lectures
Course and exercise files to follow along
Certificate of completion