Tableau Certification Training Course

This Tableau certification course helps you master Tableau Desktop, a world-wide utilized data visualization, reporting, and business intelligence tool. Advance your career in analytics through our Tableau training and gain job-ready skills. Tableau certification is highly regarded by companies for data-related jobs and our Tableau online course trains you to use the tool effectively for preparing data, creating interactive dashboards, adding different dimensions, and drilling into outliers.

Course Overview
Course Content
Exam & Certification
FAQs

About the course

Tableau certification training helps you learn how to build visualizations, organize data, and design dashboards to empower more meaningful business decisions. You'll be exposed to the concepts of statistics, data mapping, and establishing data connections and be prepared for the Tableau Desktop Certified Associate exam.

Tableau has regularly been ranked as a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms. Proficiency in Tableau is extremely valued in the field of analytics as it is a preferred reporting tool for enterprises around the world.

Eligibility

Tableau eLearning course is well suited for professionals willing to gain expertise in the field of analytics, along with IT developers and testers, data analysts, data scientists, BI and reporting professionals, and project managers.

Pre-requisites

There are no pre-requisites for taking this Tableau training course.

Skills Covered

Tableau statistics
Building interactive dashboards
Arithmetic logical LOD calculations
Heat map waterfall Pareto
Clustering forecasting techniques
Custom geocoding radial selections
Special field types

Course Content

Tableau Training

Lesson 01: Course Introduction
- 1.01 Course Introduction
- 1.02 What will you learn
Lesson 02: Introduction to Data Visualization and Tableau
- 2.01 Learning Objectives
- 2.02 What is Business Intelligence
- 2.03 Data Visualization
- 2.04 Benefits of Visualizing Raw Data
- 2.05 History Of Data Visualization
- 2.06 Introduction to Tableau
- 2.07 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tableau
- 2.08 Download and Install Tableau Public
- 2.09 Load Data from Excel
- 2.10 User Interface of Tableau Public
- 2.11 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 03: Connecting to Various Data Sources and Preparing Data
- 3.01 Learning Objectives
- 3.02 Connecting to Tableau Server
- 3.03 Types of Connections
- 3.04 Connecting to Different Data Source
- 3.05 Preparing Data for Analysis
- 3.06 Joins
- 3.07 Relationships
- 3.08 Union
- 3.09 Data Blending
- 3.10 Aggregation in Tableau
- 3.11 Pivot
- 3.12 Data Interpreter
- 3.13 Split
- 3.14 Creating extracts with multiple tables
- 3.15 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 04: Working with Metadata
- 4.01 Learning Objectives
- 4.02 Data Types
- 4.03 Dimension vs Measures
- 4.04 Discrete vs. Continuous
- 4.05 Application of Discrete and Continuous Fields
- 4.06 Rename Hide Unhide and Sort Columns
- 4.07 Default Properties of Fields
- 4.08 Create Aliases
- 4.09 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 05: Spotlight One
- Spotlight
Lesson 06: Filters in Tableau
- 6.01 Learning Objectives
- 6.02 Dimension Filter
- 6.03 Measure Filter
- 6.04 Date Filter
- 6.05 Visual Filter
- 6.06 Interactive Filter
- 6.07 Data source Filter
- 6.08 Context Filter
- 6.09 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 07: Structuring Data in Tableau
- 7.01 Learning Objectives
- 7.02 Sort
- 7.03 Group
- 7.04 Sets
- 7.05 Bins and Histogram
- 7.06 Hierarchies
- 7.07 Quick Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 08: Creating Charts and Graphs
- 8.01 Learning Objectives
- 8.02 Text table and Cross table
- 8.03 Highlight Tables
- 8.04 Heat Maps
- 8.05 Bar Chart
- 8.06 Stacked Bar Chart
- 8.07 Line Chart
- 8.08 Sparkline
- 8.09 Scatter Plot
- 8.10 Tree Map
- 8.11 Bubble chart
- 8.12 Word Cloud
- 8.13 Combined-Axis Chart
- 8.14 Dual-Axis Charts
- 8.15 Funnel Chart
- 8.16 Importance of Maps
- 8.17 Creating Maps with Tableau
- 8.18 How to Pan Zoom and Select in Tableau
- 8.19 Using Maps to Filter Data
- 8.20 Map Layering
- 8.21 Creating Custom Territories
- 8.22 Modifying Locations within Tableau
- 8.23 Geocoding
- 8.24 Using Background Image
- 8.25 Tableau Map Search
- 8.26 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 09: Spotlight Two
- Spotlight
Lesson 10: Calculations in Tableau
- 10.01 Learning Objectives
- 10.02 Types of Calculation
- 10.03 Ad-hoc Calculations
- 10.04 Table Calculations
- 10.05 Waterfall Chart
- 10.06 Pareto Chart
- 10.07 Built in Functions
- 10.08 Introduction to Level of Detail (LOD)
- 10.09 Fixed LOD
- 10.10 Include LOD
- 10.11 Exclude LOD
- 10.12 Nested LOD Expressions
- 10.13 Aggregation and Replication with LOD Expressions
- 10.14 Helper Functions
- 10.15 KPI Table
- 10.16 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 11: Advanced Visual Analytics
- 11.01 Learning Objectives
- 11.02 Parameters
- 11.03 Creating Parameters
- 11.04 Parameters with Filters
- 11.05 Parameters in Calculations
- 11.06 Column Selection Parameters
- 11.07 Chart Selection Parameters
- 11.08 Tooltips
- 11.09 Tooltip Visualizations
- 11.10 Reference and Trend Lines
- 11.11 Reference Bands
- 11.12 Distribution Bands
- 11.13 Bullet Chart
- 11.14 Box Plot
- 11.15 Forecasting
- 11.16 Clustering
- 11.17 Reference Distributions
- 11.18 Statistical Summary Card
- 11.19 Instant Analytics
- 11.20 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 12: Dashboards and Stories
- 12.01 Learning Objectives
- 12.02 Dashboard
- 12.03 Working with Layout
- 12.04 Objects in Dashboard
- 12.05 Dashboard Layouts and Formatting
- 12.06 Building Interactive Dashboard
- 12.07 Actions in Dashboard
- 12.08 Best Practices for Dashboard Creation
- 12.09 Dashboards for Mobile
- 12.10 Introduction to Storyboard
- 12.11 Creating and Updating Story Points
- 12.12 Publishing and Sharing Options
- 12.13 Recap
- Knowledge Check
Lesson 13: Spotlight Three
- Spotlight

How do I unlock my certificate for Tableau course?

Online Self-Learning:

Complete 85% of the Tableau Course Online
Submit at least one completed project

FAQs

What is Tableau used for?

Tableau is an extensively used data visualization tool. It is a very powerful and fastest-growing application used for dynamic reporting in the analytics space. It enables analysts to process large data in an easy-to-understand format. Tableau is a must-learn tool for all professionals working in any analysis roles at any level in an organization. If you are working in the analytics space and aspire to present your work efficiently and effectively, it is recommended to opt for Tableau course Certification.
Is the Tableau course difficult to learn?

Tableau is easy to learn as it is a very user-friendly data visualization tool and needs minimal technical knowledge. However, Tableau is difficult to master. Our Tableau course makes your learning journey very simple and comfortable. It is prepared by members having extensive knowledge in the analytics field. This Tableau Certification course helps you master dashboards and tell hidden stories in raw data.
How do I enrol in this online training?
You can enrol in this training on our website and make an online payment using any of the following option
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