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Tableau Certification Online Training
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🌐 Tableau Online Training
Tableau is one of the leading Business Intelligence (BI) and Data Visualization tools used worldwide to transform raw data into interactive and insightful visual reports. It helps organizations make data-driven decisions by simplifying data analysis, dashboard creation, and reporting. This course offers hands-on training in Tableau Desktop, Tableau Server, and Tableau Online, focusing on real-world business scenarios, analytics, and dashboards.
Its Core Capabilities Include:
- Data Connection & Preparation:
Learn to connect Tableau with various data sources such as Excel, SQL Server, Oracle, Cloud Databases, and Web Data Connectors. - Data Visualization:
Create stunning visualizations using charts, maps, bars, pies, and custom dashboards to represent KPIs and metrics effectively. - Dashboard Design & Storytelling:
Build interactive dashboards and data stories that provide insights at a glance for business decision-making. - Calculated Fields & Parameters:
Use calculated fields, sets, and parameters to enhance analytics and interactivity in dashboards. - Data Blending & Joins:
Combine multiple data sources using joins, relationships, and blends for a unified data view. - Advanced Analytics:
Perform trend analysis, forecasting, reference lines, and clustering to gain deeper insights. - Publishing & Sharing:
Publish reports to Server or Tableau Online, and manage permissions for collaborative analytics.
📍 Bonus: Certification Tracks
Desktop Specialist
Certified Data Analyst
Server Certified Associate
Professional Certification (Viswa Online Trainings)
Tableau Training Course Syllabus
Introduction and Overview
- Why? Why Visualization?
- Level Setting – Terminology
- Getting Started – creating some powerful visualizations quickly
- The Product Line
- Things you should know about
Getting Started
- Connecting to Data and introduction to data source concepts o Working with data files versus database servers
- Understanding the Tableau workspace
- Dimensions and Measures Using Show Me!
- Tour of Shelves (How shelves and marks work)
- Building Basic Views
- Help Menu and Samples
- Saving and Sharing your work
Concepts and Options when Connecting to Data
- Overview of other connection options o Joining multiple tables
- Copy and Paste o Data Extracts o Custom SQL
- Publishing and Re-using Data Connections
- Understand how to deal with data changes in your data source such as field addition, Deletion or name change
- Re-using and sharing data connections – the concept of meta data
- Working with multiple connections in the same workbook
Analysis
- Creating Views
- Marks
- Size and Transparency
- Highlighting
- Working with Dates
- Date aggregations and date parts
- Discrete versus Continuous
- Dual Axis / Multiple Measures
- Combo Charts with different mark types
- Geographic Map
- Page Trails
- Heat Map
- Density Chart
- Scatter Plots
- Pie Charts and Bar Charts
- Small Multiples
- Working with aggregate versus disaggregate data
Analyzing
- Sorting & Grouping
- Aliases
- Filtering and Quick Filters
- Cross-Tabs (Pivot Tables)
- Totals and Subtotals
- Drilling and Drill Through
- Aggregation and Disaggregation
- Percent of Total
- Working with Statistics and Trend lines
Getting Started with Calculated Fields
- Working with String Functions
- Basic Arithmetic Calculations
- Date Math
- Working with Totals Custom Aggregations
- Logic Statement
Formatting
- Options in Formatting your Visualization
- Working with Labels and Annotations
- Effective Use of Titles and Captions
- Introduction to Visual Best Practices
Working with Data
- Data Types and Roles
- Dimension versus Measures
- Data Types
- Discrete versus Continuous
- The meaning of pill colors
- Database Joins
- Working with the Data Engine / Extracts and scheduling extract updates
- Working with Custom SQL
- Switching to Direct Connection
- Building meta data via shared Data Source connections
- OLAP considerations (Overview)
Building Interactive Dashboards
- Combining multiple visualizations into a dashboard
- Making your worksheet interactive by using actions and filters
- An Introduction to Best Practices in Visualization
Sharing Workbooks
- Publish to Reader
- Packaged Workbooks
- Publish to PDF
- Publish
Security
- Manage users, groups, sites, and permissions in Tableau Server o Add, edit, and delete user accounts
Where to get Further Assistance
- The Help File / Manual
- Knowledge base
- Forums
- Whitepapers & Books
- Technical Support
Tableau Course Key Features
- Live Instructor based training with software
- Certification Oriented content
- Hands-on complete Realtime training
- Flexible schedule demo's & classes
- Live recorded videos access
- Study material provided
- JOB Assistance
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- Schedule your sessions at your comfortable with timings
- Instructor-Led training real time projects
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- Complete set of live-online training session recorded videos.
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- Learn as a full day schedule with discussions, exercises.
- Practical use cases.
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Tableau Online Training FAQ'S
What is Tableau?
Tableau is a Business Intelligence tool used for data visualization and analytics. It helps users create interactive and shareable dashboards.
What are the different Tableau products?
Tableau offers Tableau Desktop, Tableau Server, Tableau Online, Tableau Prep, and Tableau Public for various BI needs.
What is the difference between Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server?
Tableau Desktop is used for creating visualizations, while Tableau Server is used for sharing, publishing, and managing dashboards in an organization.
How do you connect Tableau to a data source?
You can connect Tableau to multiple sources such as Excel, SQL databases, cloud platforms (AWS, Google BigQuery), and web connectors via the Data menu.
What are calculated fields in Tableau?
- Calculated fields allow users to create new data fields using formulas to perform calculations that aren’t available in the original dataset.
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