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In this course, you will acquire the fundamental skills for analyzing your data in Tableau. You’ll learn to connect to and customize data sources, including live data and in-memory extracts; edit field metadata, and group fields; apply sorting and filtering techniques; and compare subsets of data using sets. You’ll work with multiple data sources by using relationships, joins, unions, and blends.

You’ll use fields to build essential charts, including bar and line charts, text tables and highlight tables, bar-in-bar charts, axis charts, scatter plots, and maps. You’ll write calculations to customize data, and apply table calculations to a view.

Using analytics features, you’ll add reference lines and show distributions of data, and you’ll create parameters to help users explore data in the view. To present insights, you’ll build interactive dashboards and data stories that guide specific data analysis. Then, you will share workbooks and publish your content on Tableau Online or Tableau Server.

In this course, you’ll take your Tableau data analysis skills to a new level. Bolstering your abilities to prepare data, you’ll learn to restructure data using Data Interpreter, pivots, and splits. To work with multiple data sources, you’ll blend data sources that lack a common field and join tables using calculations. Strengthening your filtering skills, you’ll use context filters to analyze subsets of data and filter across data sources in dashboards.

You’ll gain analytical prowess by aggregating dimensions in calculated fields, customizing table calculations, and using level-of-detail (LOD) expressions to do cohort analysis. To achieve more with analytics, you’ll create advanced parameters, and you’ll learn to show data trends and forecasts. To boost your mapping skills, you’ll use custom geocoding and background images. For robust and customized dashboards, you’ll create navigation buttons, work with layout containers, and create custom color and shape palettes.

Not least, you’ll become adept at managing the content you have published, including data sources, extracts, and Prep flows, while also learning how to create subscriptions and set alerts on published views you want to track.

In this course, you will acquire advanced analytical skills and chart-building techniques in Tableau. You’ll reinforce your calculations knowledge, then explore the LOD expressions INCLUDE and EXCLUDE. Learn the use of customized table calculations and the purpose of a Pareto chart. To expand your range of analysis, you’ll create sparklines and control charts to show time-based data; cycle plots to show seasonality trends; hexbins to map dense data; and geospatial maps that plot shapes using spatial files. Additionally, you’ll use context filters to guide analysis within a dashboard.

This course will provide you with the tools and knowledge to clean, shape, and combine data using Tableau Prep Builder. You’ll learn how to go from data preparation to creating useful Tableau Prep Builder flows that output your data for analysis in Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server or Tableau Online. Finally, apply everything you’ve learned in an end-to-end capstone project using a complex, real-world scenario.