Tableau Masterclass - 2024: Master Tableau: From Basics to Advanced Analytics

Nikolai Schuler

$9.99 ~~$109.99~~

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Video Jul 2024 8hrs 27mins 1st Edition

Nikolai Schuler

$9.99 ~~$109.99~~

5 (1 Ratings)

Video Jul 2024 8hrs 27mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Comprehensive coverage of Tableau functionalities from basic to advanced
In-depth modules on data connection, chart creation, and dashboard design
Strategies for effective data visualization and storytelling

Description

This course is designed to elevate your data visualization skills using Tableau. You'll begin by learning the essentials: downloading Tableau Desktop and connecting to various data sources. Understand live connections, extracts, and custom SQL queries. Manage complex data through joins, relationships, unions, and data blending to ensure your data is always ready for analysis. As you progress, you'll master creating various charts, including bar and line charts, scatter plots, and maps. Each module highlights different visualization techniques, empowering you to present your data effectively. You'll delve into filters, sorting methods, and reference lines to make your dashboards dynamic and informative. The course also covers advanced functionalities like dashboard building, publishing workbooks to Tableau Cloud, and using Tableau Prep for data preparation. You'll learn to enhance dashboards with interactive elements, create device-specific layouts, and utilize Tableau Cloud features such as scheduling data extract refreshes and setting up alerts. By the end, you'll have a comprehensive skill set to tackle any data visualization challenge.

Who is this book for?

This course is ideal for data analysts, business intelligence professionals, and anyone interested in data visualization. Basic knowledge of data handling and analysis is recommended but not mandatory.