Tableau Hands-on: Learn Data Visualization with Tableau 10

Explore inner, left outer, right outer, full outer joins and union in Tableau, and learn to merge two tables on common keys like id to create comprehensive reports.

Learn how to manage data in Tableau by creating a relationship between two data sources, linking fields, and configuring joins to count records per person and region.

Learn how to replace a data source in Tableau to refresh monthly or weekly dashboards while preserving the dashboard layout and data relationships with minimal disruption.

Learn to create sets from multiple values in Tableau and group them for clearer analysis. Rename groups, move values between groups, and apply these techniques to fields like country.

Watch how to create and customize a line chart in Tableau, align time series data by month and year, apply dual axes and color to compare average service and profit.

Explore building and refining charts in Tableau to visualize profits and service data, compare line and distribution charts, and adjust marks, colors, and bin sizes for clarity and lognormal distribution.

Explore scatterplots and trendlines in Tableau 10 to visualize relationships between sales and profit, compare markets with color-coded segments, and fit linear models with reference lines.

Explore heatmaps in Tableau 10 using block size and color to encode values, with hierarchical categories like office supplies, technology, and furniture, plus geographic maps and formatting tweaks for readability.

Explore building a calendar-style data visualization in Tableau showing sales by year and month, with category filters, hierarchy adjustments, currency formatting, and clean sheet naming.

Master Tableau operations, including adjusting date and axis scales, renaming fields, applying fixed ranges, coloring by category, and using reference lines, area, and box plots across worksheet, dashboard, story views.

Learn to create calculations and parameters in Tableau, understand the difference between calculations and table calculations, and use them to build a customized interactive dashboard or chart.

Create a parameter to drive performance calculations and color rules, linking it to table calculations for an interactive Tableau visualization.

Explore five common table calculations in Tableau, including first, last, index, lookup, and window average, and learn how partitioning and the window affect running totals and moving values.

Learn to craft a data storytelling dashboard by organizing time-based charts, applying forecasting visuals, and coordinating market and category views to reveal trends and costs.

Add a reference line to show the maximum value across categories in each subcategory, and adjust color and formatting to highlight key insights.

Create a Tableau dashboard by arranging charts, applying basic formatting, aligning colors, adjusting date ranges, and adding filters to tell a clear data story.

Explore building your first interactive dashboard in Tableau by arranging charts, containers, and floating elements, adjusting layout, sizing, and titles for a clear data story.