Tableau Desktop
Tableau is the most powerful, secure, and flexible end-to-end analytics platform for data. Designed for the individual, but scaled for the enterprise, Tableau is the only business intelligence platform that turns data into insights that drive action.
Tableau Desktop version is a drag-and-drop analytics solution built for speed and ease of use. Start building the analytical skills employers is looking for in today’s data-driven workplace.
Who should attend?
- Anybody looking for better career opportunities in Talend.
- ETL Engineers
- BigData Engineers
- Data warehousing professionals
- Business Intelligence consultants
- Data Architects
- Database Developers/Admin
What will be covered?
- Why visualize data?
- Different types of visualizations
- Features of a good visualization
Who should attend?
- Anybody looking for better career opportunities in Talend.
- ETL Engineers
- BigData Engineers
- Data warehousing professionals
- Business Intelligence consultants
- Data Architects
- Database Developers/Admin
What will be covered?
- Why visualize data?
- Different types of visualizations
- Features of a good visualization
Getting started with Tableau
- Overview of Tableau Installation process
- Tableau interface
- What is Tableau desktop, workbook, worksheets and their usage
- Tableau objects
Connecting to data
- Connecting to Excel, CSV, text files
- Connecting to Databases
- Editing data connections and sources Data blending
Filters and Parameters
- What are filters Ways to filter Using filters
- What is a parameter
- Using parameters with filters
- Sorting, Grouping and Drill Downs
Basic views in Tableau
- Tables and Text Tables
- Types of charts – bar, histogram, line, pie
- Scatter plots Circle plots
Advanced views in Tableau
- Maps based visualization Geocoding
- Advanced charting – Area Charts, Dual Charts, Gantt Charts, Waterfall Charts
- Tree Maps Motion Charts
- Combination Charts
Customizing views in Tableau
- How to customize visualizations using filters, pages, rows and column shelves
- Summary Card Header and axes
- Titles, captions, labels and legends
Calculations in Tableau
- Types of calculation functions Table calculations
- Calculation syntax
- Level of Detail expressions Aggregate calculations Date calculations
- String calculations Logic calculations
- Statistics and forecasting
Functions in Tableau
- Calculated Fields, Functions and Parameters
- Calculated Fields – power to answer your difficult questions
- Calculated Field operators Numeric Functions (singular)
- Character Functions (Modify Items) Character Functions (Locate values in String)
- Date Functions
- Type Conversion Functions Logical Functions (If,Then, Else)
- Aggregate Functions Aggregate calculations Table calculation Functions
- Parameters and additional controls for analysis
- Advanced Mapping
Data Blending
- SQL Queries to retrieve data Data blending to use data from multiple sources in one view
- Extracts to accelerate your data exploration
Dashboards
- Getting started with Dashboards and stories
- Building a Dashboard
- Dashboard layouts and formatting Interactive dashboards through actions
- Best practices for a dashboard Story points
Deploy and Publish Workbooks
- Tableau Public
- Export images to other applications Export data to other applications or back to Tableau
- Print to PDF Packaged Workbooks Tableau Reader