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Course Content - 1 Introduction and Overview â?¢ Why Tableau? Why Visualization? â?¢ Level Setting â?? Terminology â?¢ Getting Started â?? creating some powerful visualizations quickly â?¢ The Tableau Product Line â?¢ Things you should know about Tableau Getting Started â?¢ Connecting to Data...
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Course Content - 1 Introduction and Overview â?¢ Why Tableau? Why Visualization? â?¢ Level Setting â?? Terminology â?¢ Getting Started â?? creating some powerful visualizations quickly â?¢ The Tableau Product Line â?¢ Things you should know about Tableau Getting Started â?¢ Connecting to Data and introduction to data source concepts â?¢ Working with data files versus database servers â?¢ Understanding the Tableau workspace â?¢ Dimensions and Measures â?¢ Using Show Me! â?¢ Tour of Shelves (How shelves and marks work) â?¢ Building Basic Views â?¢ Help Menu and Samples â?¢ Saving and Sharing your work Concepts and Options when Connecting to Data â?¢ Overview of other connection options â?¢ Joining multiple tables â?¢ Data Blending â?¢ Copy and Paste â?¢ Data Extracts â?¢ Custom SQL â?¢ Publishing and Re-using Data Connections â?¢ Understand how to deal with data changes in your data source such as field addition, â?¢ deletion or name change â?¢ Re-using and sharing data connections â?? the concept of meta data â?¢ Working with multiple connections in the same workbook Analysis â?¢ Creating Views â?¢ Marks â?¢ Size and Transparency â?¢ Highlighting â?¢ Working with Dates â?¢ Date aggregations and date parts â?¢ Discrete versus Continuous3 â?¢ Dual Axis / Multiple Measures â?¢ Combo Charts with different mark types â?¢ Geographic Map â?¢ Page Trails â?¢ Heat Map â?¢ Density Chart â?¢ Scatter Plots â?¢ Pie Charts and Bar Charts â?¢ Small Multiples â?¢ Working with aggregate versus disaggregate data â?¢ Analyzing â?¢ Sorting & Grouping â?¢ Aliases â?¢ Filtering and Quick Filters â?¢ Cross-Tabs (Pivot Tables) â?¢ Totals and Subtotals â?¢ Drilling and Drill Through â?¢ Aggregation and Disaggregation â?¢ Percent of Total â?¢ Working with Statistics and Trend lines Getting Started with Calculated Fields â?¢ Working with String Functions â?¢ Basic Arithmetic Calculations â?¢ Date Math â?¢ Working with Totals â?¢ Custom Aggregations â?¢ Logic Statements Formatting â?¢ Options in Formatting your Visualization â?¢ Working with Labels and Annotations â?¢ Effective Use of Titles and Captions â?¢ Introduction to Visual Best Practices Building Interactive Dashboards â?¢ Combining multiple visualizations into a dashboard â?¢ Making your worksheet interactive by using actions and filters â?¢ An Introduction to Best Practices in Visualization Sharing Workbooks â?¢ Publish to Reader â?¢ Packaged Workbooks â?¢ Publish to Office â?¢ Publish to PDF â?¢ Publish to Tableau Server and Sharing over the Web Putting it all together â?¢ Scenario-based Review Exercises â?¢ Best Practices read less
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