
Explore Tableau 2019 Desktop, from fundamentals to building agile, user-friendly dashboards. Learn core charting, real-time data, hyper extracts, and how to share insights across an enterprise.
Compare live and extract connections in Tableau, including performance benefits of extracts and cautions on custom SQL. Learn data source setup, filtering, naming, and publishing best practices for efficient dashboards.
Master creating and enhancing line charts in Tableau 2019 desktop training, from discrete and continuous lines to blended and dual axes, area charts, labeling, coloring, and drill-downs.
Master bar charts in Tableau by building traditional, stacked, bar in bar charts, bullet charts, combo charts, and histograms, using sorting, dual axis, reference lines, and the marks card.
Explore creating maps in Tableau 2019 desktop training, including filled maps, symbol maps, and density maps that visualize average profit by state and city, with layers and color overlays.
Master sorting and filtering in Tableau 2019 desktop, including top-n filters, parameter-driven adjustments, and time-based relative or range date filters across worksheets.
Explore Tableau visuals from pie charts to tree maps, scatter plots, and word clouds, visualizing profit and sales with color, size, and labels.
Join orders with returns on i.d. using inner join, then switch to left join to include all customers and create a bar chart colored by returned and percent of total.
Explore how to blend data in Tableau by creating a primary and secondary data source from Excel, linking calendar year and region fields, and managing relationships for integrated revenue analysis.
Explore how to create unions in Tableau to consolidate multiple year-specific data sources into a single dataset, enabling a holistic view of bank balances from 2011 to 2015.
Explore building two interactive Tableau dashboards from scratch, analyzing Kickstarter campaigns with KPIs like campaign success rate, backers, pledged amounts, and goals, using filters, parameters, and heatmaps.
Create a four-chart top section, featuring a success-rate by state map with a viz-in-tooltip and a US average using a level of detail calculation in Tableau 10.5, colored Kickstarter green.
Create a top-section KPI trend with sparklines in Tableau, building and formatting charts for average goal, total projects, and success rate, and arrange them in a responsive, styled dashboard.
Build an overall success by category chart with an average reference line, then create a scatter plot of amount raised versus backers, including a trend line on a cohesive dashboard.
Build a dynamic heatmap table in Tableau by using parameters to toggle between launch year and launch month and between success rate and average percent to goal.
Create a right-hand filter pane, add filters (launch date, category, state, campaign status) as dimensions, and apply them workbook-wide using a master filter sheet.
Learn to add a logo to a Tableau dashboard using vertical containers and shape marks, save the logo in Tableau's shapes directory, and customize the interactive tooltip.
Create a sheet swap selector using a parameter to toggle between spark line and area chart views, and use action filters to drive a synchronized dashboard.
Create an interactive Tableau 2019 desktop dashboard with duration and goal histograms, adjustable bin sizes, and color-coded success rate indicators for campaigns.
Build a Tableau dashboard with a launch date map, category tree map, and a detailed road-level table to reveal campaign performance and insights.
Explore the campaign lovers dashboard to optimize Kickstarter launches by adjusting duration and goal, applying category and state filters, and comparing success rates across day ranges.
*** This course includes LIFETIME access, plus downloadable project files, 1-on-1 instructor support, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee ***
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
If you're looking for a complete, hands-on guide to learning Tableau Desktop 2019, look no further.
Tableau is the gold standard when it comes to self-service business intelligence tools and has been reshaping the way organizations think about and use their data. With Tableau, you're able to quickly build beautiful and interactive dashboards that are easily shared across your organization.
You: Thanks. I already know Tableau is ridiculously awesome, but how will I quickly get up to speed on it so I can start adding additional value in my role?
Rob: Glad you asked!
I've broken out this course into three main areas of focus:
The first section will lay the foundation for your Tableau learning journey.
Tableau Software Overview and Product Line
Understand Tableau & Data Visualization
Pros and Cons
Key Terminology
Connecting to Data
Tour the interface
The second section (Tableau Reference Guide Build) will be hands-on Tableau Chart building to get you better acquainted with using Tableau
Line Charts
Discrete vs Continuous
Single-Axis
Blended-Axis
Dual-Axis
Area Charts
Bar Charts
Traditional
Bar in Bar
Stacked
Bullet
Combo
Histogram
Maps
Filled
Symbol
Heatmap
Chart Sorting & Filtering
Top N & Bottom N
Optimization and Best Practices
All vs Only Relevant Values
Relative Dates
Misc Charts
Pie Charts
Stacked Bar (proportional)
Treemap
Scatter Plot
Word Cloud
KPI Bar
Motion Chart
Table Heat Map
Data Prep
Joins
Blends
Unions
3. The final section (course project) will provide a REAL WORLD use case where you will be solely responsible for creating a final deliverable in Tableau. This is no out of the box Orange and Blue stock dashboard. This is something you'd be proud to leverage to make decisions at your company.
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THE COURSE PROJECT:
In this course, you'll be playing the role of Lead Tableau Consultant for DesignLaunch, a global design firm that advises entrepreneurs on production innovation. They specialize in advising their clients on fund raising platforms like Kickstarter. Their mission is to optimize future campaign success rates using historical campaign data.
Your task? To design and deliver a professional-quality, end-to-end business intelligence solution, using Tableau armed only with a single csv file
But don't worry, I'll be guiding you through the ins-and-outs of Tableau Desktop, sharing practical knowledge, clear explanations and helpful best practices each step of the way. We'll follow a steady, systematic progression through the Tableau project build out which covers in depth.
COURSE PROJECT KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Design best practices
Sizing, Fit, Formatting, Coloring
Mark Card Mastery!
Containers and Dashboard Objects
Tips
Parameters
Sheet Swapping
Viz In Tooltip
Reference Lines
Totals & Sub Totals
Layout
Tiled vs Floating
Containers
Interactive Help Icon/Logo
Marks Card
Adding Color
Additional Granularity
Tooltips
Size
Shapes
Labels
Filters / Sorts / Actions
Application
Customization
Top N & Bottom N
Calcs
Level of Detail
Dimension/Measure Swaps
Measure Aggregation
Date Aggregation
Logic Statements
Formatting
Padding
Colors/Borders
Size
Font
Default Format
Axis
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By the end of the DesignLaunch project, not only will you have developed an entire business intelligence tool from the ground up, but you will have gained the knowledge and confidence to apply these same concepts to your own real-world analyses.
You will have two deliverables at your fingertips for future reference:
1) Tableau Reference Guide (learn to create the most important charts, from scratch)
2) DesignLaunch Kickstarter Project (leverage this template for your own project work)
Whether you're a casual user, aspiring analyst, or data geek, this course will give you the tools you need to become an absolute Tableau Desktop DATA ROCKSTAR -- guaranteed.
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Join today and get immediate, lifetime access to the following:
Downloadable project files
Practical real-world Tableau exercises & quizzes
1-on-1 expert support
Course Q&A forum
30-day money-back guarantee
See you in there!
-Rob (Founder, tableauhq & tableautrainghq)