Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate ( TTD201 )

• Introduction to Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate
• Using Measure Values & Measure Names in a View
• Working with Dates in Tableau
• Discrete Date Parts & Continuous Date Values
• Permissions in Tableau
• Navigating a Tableau Site

• Data Connections Page
• Physical & Logical Layers
• Connecting to Single- & Multi-table Data Sources
• Migrated Data Sources
• The Data Pane User Interface
• View Data
• Joins (Inner, Left & Right, Full Outer)
• Unions
• Merging Fields
• Relationship Levels of Detail
• Setting up a Relationship Between Tables
• Joins vs. Relationships
• Making Relationships Between Tables from Different Databases
• Relationships, Joins, Unions & Blends
• Combining Data Decision Tree

• Using Data Extracts
• Configuring & Running an Extract
• Logical Table vs. Physical Table Extracts

• Understanding Where Calculations Occur
• Making & Editing Calculated Fields
• Calculations & Aggregations
• Aggregating Dimensions in Calculations
• Join Calculations
• Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions

• Comparing Two Measures (Bar in Bar Chart)
• Comparing Progress Toward a Goal (Bullet Graph)
• Using Reference Lines (2 slides)
• Reference Bands

• Bins & Histograms
• Box & Whisker Plots

• Table Calculation Overview
• Tips for Learning Table Calculations
• Levels of Control
• Table Calculation Scope & Direction
• Table Calculation Specific Dimension
• Other Scope & Direction Options
• Null Values in Table Calculations
• Table Calculations for Statistical Analysis

• Using Parameters
• Parameters & Filters
• Using Parameters with Reference Lines 

• Using Sets 
• Combined Sets
• In & Out Sets
• Analyze an Outlier Using Explain Data
• Nested Sorting & Context Filters

• Planning Your Dashboard
• Making Your Dashboard
• Add Interactivity with Filters & Actions
• Adding Actions to Your Dashboard
• Additional Dashboard Actions
• Set Actions
• Parameter Actions
• Visual Best Practices
• Add Instructions & Annotations
• Tooltips
• Remove Chart Extras
• Publish Your Dashboard Online

This course is a must for new Salesforce administrators. We recommend administrators take this training program for many advantages before starting a Salesforce deployment or taking over an existing one.

This course is intended for experienced Tableau users who want to advance their knowledge. Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals or at least three months of product experience are required. Professionals should know how to connect to data, create visualizations using fields on shelves and the Marks card, filter data, sort data, & build a dashboard before taking this course. Please keep in mind that this course covers authoring in Tableau Desktop, Tableau Cloud, & Tableau Server.

In this course, you will learn to:

• Combine data from different tables using joins, unions, & relationships.
• Use extracts to improve performance.
• Build advanced chart types, including bar-in-bar & bullet graphs.
• Use advanced calculations & table calculations to modify data as needed for analysis.
• Use statistical techniques to analyze data.
• Use parameters & input controls to support audience analysis.
• Make better dashboards using techniques for guided analytics, interactive dashboard design, & visual best practices.

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