This course teaches you how to use Looker to perform the kind of data exploration and analysis that was previously performed largely by SQL developers or analysts. After finishing this course, you will be enabled to use Looker's cutting-edge analytics platform to find and explore pertinent content in the Looker instance used by your organisation, inquire about your data, generate new metrics as necessary, and create and share visualisations and dashboards to aid in data-driven decision-making.
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Those who must use data to make business decisions. Those in charge of data analysis and visualisation within their organisations are known as data analysts.
This module introduces the course on Looker for business users and data analysts.
This module overviews the Looker user interface and its critical components for data explorers.
This module reviews Looker's four core analytical concepts for analyzing and visualizing data.
This module reviews how business users and data analysts can instantaneously use table calculations in Looker to create new metrics.
This module covers using Looks and dashboards to share visualizations and results with others.
This module reviews how to manage and organize Looker content using folders and boards so that content is easily discoverable and accessible by others.
This module provides a summary of the topics covered in this course.
A: Charts, graphs, and maps in the forms of line charts, bar graphs, tree charts, dual-axis charts, mind maps, funnel diagrams, and heat maps are among the main types of data visualisation. Enormous datasets are meant to be presented, understood, and interpreted more easily. The primary types of data visualisation each offer a distinct method for organising large amounts of complex information into graphics.
Following are some examples of the various categories of data visualisation:
Bar Graph: These methods of data visualisation, often known as bar graphs or column graphs, present numerical values as bars or rectangles of uniform width. Bar graphs quickly summarise vast amounts of data and reveal major changes over time.
Line charts: Plotted data points are linked together using lines in these sorts of data visualisation to display patterns over time and contrast various data points. Line charts may be handy when you need to visually display trends found in huge datasets across a marketing campaign while continuously collecting data.
Dual-axis charts are a common style of data visualisation used to compare two datasets and provide a quick way to spot any patterns or links. In order to compare data sets reliably and effectively, dual-axis charts integrate visual components like bar graphs and line charts, eliminating the need for two distinct data visualisations to highlight patterns or make connections.
A: Data interpretation, consolidation, visualisation, and sharing with your audience are all accomplished using data visualisation approaches. These methods might entail drawing graphs, graphing data points, mapping data, or diagramming processes or behaviours.
The variables that need to be visualised and communicated to your audience will determine the visualisation technique you use. Charts can provide a quick and simple snapshot analysis that saves the reader from having to interpret the data and draw conclusions or make predictions based on the data themselves, whereas graphs can compare multiple variables and illustrate patterns over time.
The main goals of data visualization are to extract and translate large amounts of complex information into a visual context, such as a graph or chart, and make this information easier to comprehend or interpret.
Beyond interpreting data into comprehensive images designed to help drive decision-making, data visualization achieves several critical goals including:
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