Tableau Basics Beginner Tutorial

Tableau Basics Beginner Tutorial
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Who it's for: Data Analysts, Business Intelligence pros, and anyone who works with Big Data on a regular basis.
What it is: Tableau is a popular tool for analyzing and visualizing data, with powerful tools like interactive dashboards, custom reports, and more.
What you'll learn: In this 4-part series, we start with the basics, giving you an overview of Tableau and showing you how to create your first visualizations and dashboards. Then, we jump into working with data, with row-level, aggregate, and table calculations. Next, we refine our visualizations and dashboards to make them look great and tell effective stories. We take some time to go over trends, distributions, and forecasting, and then end with sharing data stories and some advanced Tableau tips and tricks.
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Start 0:00
Introduction 0:09
Introduction to Tableau Fundamentals 1:08
Data Source Interface Overview 2:24
Logical vs Physical Layers Overview 4:46
Sheet View Interface Overview 5:42
Home Screen and Connecting to Access Database 8:35
Adding Database Tables with Logical and Physical Layers 11:16
Expanding and Collapsing Grids 17:27
Creating Map Visualizations 19:35
Creating Line Chart Visualizations 24:19
Creating Basic Dashboards 27:14
Saving and Exiting 32:08
Tableau Fundamentals Recap 33:17
Introduction to Working with Data in Tableau 35:05
Tableau Paradigm 36:10
Tableau Definitions 37:05
Connecting to Sources and Extracting by Date Ranges 40:48
Filtering Data Sources 44:35
Saving and Viewing Data Extracts 46:08
Creating Horizontal Bar Charts 47:38
Splitting and Hiding Fields 52:07
Renaming Fields and Viewing Aliases 55:08
Recreating Bar Charts 56:34
Sharing Data Source Connections 59:09
Join Types 1:02:31
Accessing Physical Layers and Joining Tables 1:04:17
Creating Blends 1:08:51
Modifying Blends 1:13:29
Applying Data Source Filters 1:15:23
Creating Visualizations with Filtered Data 1:17:24
Removing Data Source Filters and Applying Visual Filters 1:20:25
Working with Data in Tableau Recap 1:24:07
Conclusion 1:26:25
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[@LearnitTraining]

Exercise Files: learnitanytime.com/p/exercise-files-tableau-basics-beginner-tutorial

[@halletatube1981]

The BEST tutorial on Tableau on KZbin! Thank you very much, you are really one of your kind. Thank you again!!

[@LearnitTraining]

You're very welcome!

[@haydarmajeed8305]

Great Course!

[@LearnitTraining]

Glad you think so!

[@yahoskatijerino5137]

❤❤ thank you for taking the time to do this live!

[@LearnitTraining]

You are very welcome!

[@JoyChiomaOkezie-Augustine]

Thanks a lot, you are really detailed and easy to understand.

[@LearnitTraining]

You are very welcome!

[@phillips2278]

I am simply loving that course. I have one question regarding the joins in the physical table: 17:27, when you did the joins the number of rows was increased (I assume it is because of multiple matches between the different tables, leading to duplicate rows in the "one" table in a "one to many" relationship). The question is: when we aggregate measures from the one table, will they be aggregated considering the duplicated rows, or the aggregations will be performed at that table level?

[@renechrisfearon2172]

Excellent training. Thank you!

[@LearnitTraining]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stickercode]

A decent job! Thanks!

[@LearnitTraining]

Glad you liked it!

[@rchakravarthy]

at 22:07 did you add "ship state/province" to both columns and rows?

[@akinladeazeez]

Thanks for explanatory video. How many module do you have in all?

[@LearnitTraining]

34 for this video

[@penchant91]

actually i could not save this mean which are prepare sheet practice in my desktop either u use trail version well my are public desktop version i dwnload what i do?

[@AM-Boluke1210]

Thank u 👍

[@LearnitTraining]

Welcome 😊

[@rchakravarthy]

At 22:30, I dont see the my colored for the states - its all blank

[@michaeloyebisi8315]

Check your view sheet, bottom right, you should see something like 11 unknown, click it. It will show you all the states and it would say unrecognized. Above it should be something like location, not sure again. but it would show you your current country location. you have to change it to united states to see the colors as represented in the video.

[@enlitechaos]

@@michaeloyebisi8315 thank you for your great answer

[@midshiptom]

Tableau Public is unable to open the accdb file. Access 2007 cannot recognize the database format. How do I proceed from there? Thank you.

[@LearnitTraining]

This course was created using the Desktop version of Tableau. Tableau Public only supports a limited amount of file extensions.

[@guinea284]

@@LearnitTraining Would you be able to share the same accdb file data in csv/excel file format so that tableau public can read it?

[@sanikos]

this map don't working for me i did evrythink like in a guide but i don't see the collors on my map

[@ShaaficiMColaad]

tableau does not support Microsoft Access files when using Mac..so I am stuck in the northwind file😥

[@LearnitTraining]

Yeah unfortunately Microsoft never released Access on Mac

[@trungcandy]

the best lesson i have ever learned :v

[@LearnitTraining]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@penchant91]

actually those who not use trail version cnt seem similer like outline of usa map why not u use public version for teach us

[@Blackronin357]

Getting a Bad Connection error when I try to click on map from the show me section. An error occurred while communicating with the Tableau Data Extract data source 'GeocodingData' Bad Connection: Tableau could not connect to the data source. Error Code: AC0843EA Could not start Hyper: Failed to start a new Hyper instance. Context: 0x86a93465 Caused by: The Hyper server process exited during startup with exit code: 1 Child process' stderr: Unable to open log file: SetFileInformationByHandle(): The cloud file provider is not running. FileListener in error state after initial rotate() Check the hyperd log for more information Context: 0x13cead20 Unable to connect to the Tableau Data Extract server "". Check that the server is running and that you have access privileges to the requested database.

[@LearnitTraining]

Hello Blackronin357! You can get help directly from our instructors at Offsite, our online community - www.offsitebylearnit.com/

[@Lumenum]

UK viewer, the map with states does not load, but the one with countries does. How do I fix it? 22:33

[@eminjs2319]

In Menu Bar, go to Map -> Edit and play with settings there. I am from Germany and none of the maps used to load. By changing some settings had it all sorted out.

[@ahmedbadal3795]

bro am having that issue i dont see the menu guidness plz@@eminjs2319

[@RamyaRPai]

Thank you@@eminjs2319 Next you just have to set to United states

[@ashwinkumar5223]

Please share this presentation file

[@LearnitTraining]

They are in the exercise files

[@nongartinunt2014]

Hi there , in module 2 Sample-superstore can't be found. could you sahre?

[@LearnitTraining]

Hello Nong! That data source is included when you download Tableau. You can also download the file here: community.tableau.com/s/question/0D54T00000CWeX8SAL/sample-superstore-sales-excelxls

[@Bifami]

1:10:00 This file, I can't do like you.

[@Bifami]

the columns are not separated, they are combined into one column

[@LearnitTraining]

Hello Bằng Nguyễn Đức! You can get help directly from our instructors at Offsite, our online community - www.offsitebylearnit.com/

[@authoritycamper]

You need the paid version to open a Microsoft Access file, bummer

[@LearnitTraining]

You can use the free 14 day trial that Tableau offers - www.tableau.com/products/trial

[@udeepasd]

I think Tableau Public can open MS ACCESS freely