- What is Tableau?
- Why Tableau? Why Visualization?
- Difference B/W Tableau & Traditional BI tools
- Level setting – Terminology
- Getting started – Some powerful visualizations quickly
- The Tableau product line.
Getting Started
- Tutorial: Get Started in Tableau Desktop
- Open Tableau and Connect to Data
- Step-by-Step: Explore Data with Tableau
- Create a Scatter Plot with Show Me
- Create a Line Chart with Show Me
- Save your Work
Tour the Tableau Environment
- Start Page
- Data Source Page
- The Tableau Workspace
- The Side Bar: Data and Analytics
- Shelves and Cards
- Parts of the View
- Workbooks and Sheets
- Files and Folders
- Status Bar
- Tooltips
- Reorganize your Workspace
- Language and Locale
Tableau Concepts
- Data Types
- Field Types
- Dimensions and Measures
- Continuous and Discrete
- Convert Fields Between Discrete and Continuous
- Tableau’s Order of Operations
- Understanding Data Fields
- Aggregations
Connect to Your Data
- Run Initial SQL
- Create a Data Source with Clipboard Data
Set Up Data Sources
- Join Your Data
- Blend Your Data
- Union Your Data
- Connect to a Custom SQL Query
- Use a Stored Procedure
- Pivot Data from Columns to Rows
- Split a Field into Multiple Fields
- Filter Data from Data Sources
- Extract Data
Manage Data Sources
- Edit Data Sources
- Refresh Data Sources
- Replace Data Sources
- Export Data Sources
- Upgrade Data Sources
- Close Data Sources
Build Data Views
- Drag Fields
- Sorting
- lGroups
- lSets
- Annotations and Mark Labels
- Inspecting Data
- Multidimensional Hierarchies
- Drill Down and Up in a Hierarchy
- Perfect Pivoting
- Define Unique Values
- Utility Dimensions
- Work with Large Views
- Add to Sheet: Double-Click
- Show Me
- Create Bins from a Continuous Measure
- Missing Values
- Using Multiple Measures
Work with Time
- Date and Time Fields
- Forecasting
- Trend Lines
Filter Data From Your Views
- Apply Filters to Multiple Worksheets
- Filter Data Across Multiple Data Sources
- Improve Performance with Context Filters
- Create Slicing Filters
Build and Use Maps
- Create Tableau Maps from Shapefiles
- Custom Geocode Your Data
- Custom Geocoding vs Data Blending
- Example–Blend Geographic Data
- Create a schema.ini File
- Prepare Your Geographic Fields
- Build a Map View
- Edit Locations
- Customize How Your Map Looks
- Create Territories on a Map
- Customize How People Interact with your Map
- Use WMS Servers
- Use Mapbox Maps
- Explore Data in Maps
- Search for Locations in Your Map
- Measure Distances Between Data Points and Locations in a Map
- Save a Map Source
- Import a Map Source
- Select Background Maps
- Map Storing
Advanced Analysis
- Calculated Fields
- Transform Values with Table Calculations
- Level of Detail Expressions
- Find Clusters in Data
- Percentages
- Reference Lines, Bands, Distributions, and Boxes
- Totals
- Parameters
- Background Images
- Log Axes
Present Your Work
- Formatting
- Actions
- Dashboards
- Best Practices for Effective Dashboards
- Create a Dashboard
- Create Dashboard Device Layouts
- Refine Your Dashboard
- Tiled and Floating Layouts
- Stories
- The Story Workspace
- Create a Story
- Customize a Story Point
- Format a Story
- Update a Story
- Present a Story
Publish Data Sources and Workbooks
- Control Who Can See What in Your Published Views
- Create a User Filter and Apply it in a View
- Create a User Filter Based on a Field in Your Data
- Sign in to Tableau Server or Online
- Publish a Data Source
- Publish a Workbook
- Set Permissions as You Publish a Data Source or Workbook
- Set Credentials for Accessing Your Published Data
- Schedule Extract Refreshes as You Publish a Workbook
- Save Workbooks to Tableau Public
- Open Workbooks from the Server