
Learn to build dashboards that compare data across views, visualizations and stories with story points, and use actions: filter, highlight, go to URL, go to sheet, change set values.
Duplicate viz1 to viz2, move region to row shelf before sum, filter central and east, set profit to show negative values beyond -5,000, rename title to negative profit, and save.
Apply a top 20 filter on city by sum of sales to show leading cities. Use map controls to zoom, pan, and adjust view, then rename the title and save.
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Tableau is one of the world’s leading tools for data visualization and business intelligence, helping individuals and organizations turn raw information into meaningful insights. This beginner-friendly course is designed to take you from absolutely no experience to creating professional, interactive dashboards that clearly communicate your data story.
Throughout the course, you will explore all the essential features of Tableau, starting from connecting data sources and understanding the interface to creating charts, maps, filters, and advanced visualizations. Step-by-step, you will learn how to clean, transform, and analyze data using intuitive drag-and-drop tools. You will also practice building fully functional dashboards that combine multiple visual components into cohesive, interactive reports that users can explore.
This course focuses on real-world examples, practical exercises, and hands-on learning. Whether you want to boost your career, enhance your business reporting, or start a journey into data analytics, this course equips you with the right foundation. By the end, you will have the confidence to import data, build complex dashboards, publish your work, and use Tableau effectively in any analytics workflow.
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