TABD03G – Tableau Desktop III: Advanced – (Live Virtual Classroom)

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This course teaches students how to get the most out of Tableau Desktop by dividing calculations and applying them to real world scenarios. Students will learn how to artfully prepare and organize their visualizations, and understand when a table calculation, calculation or LOD should be used and when they overlap. By the end of the course, students will have a better grasp of advanced building techniques and calculations to address common business use cases and format their visualizations and dashboards for maximum impact.

Duration: 2.5 hours per day over 5 days

Course Length: 5 day(s)

Course Price: $1830 CAD

Available Course Formats:

Instructor Led Online

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Review calculations
Advanced table calculations
Level of detail expressions
Analyzing time-based data
Analyzing customer behaviour
Advanced chart types
Geographical analysis
Advanced dashboard techniques

At the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Apply advanced calculations to gain additional insight into your data
Incorporate advanced chart types into your analysis
Apply advanced dashboarding techniques
Use calculations, parameters, and table calculations in tandem
Use Tableau techniques to address common business use cases
Format your visualizations and dashboards for maximum impact
Explore real world business scenario examples

Audience

This course is designed for those who have a solid understanding of calculations and want a better grasp of advanced building techniques and calculations for creating innovative analysis and dashboards.

Prerequisites

This advanced-level course is for students who have completed:

TABD01G - Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals or equivalent experience
TABD02G - Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate or equivalent experience

Instructor Led Online

Students receive the same quality as an in-class course, with a live instructor and the ability to participate in hands-on labs through real-life examples

ILOs help cut costs by reducing time and travel as they can be taken from home or the office and require only the use of a computer, high-speed wired internet and a headset.

TABD01G – Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals – (In-Classroom)

This course allows students to build a solid foundation in Tableau, regardless of technical or analytical background. Students will learn how to navigate the interface and examine the core concepts and techniques in Tableau. Students will explore how to create simple and complex visualizations and how to combine them in interactive dashboards. At the end of the course, students will be able to understand Tableau technology, along with how to easily connect to their data through the interface and create powerful visualizations. Students will create basic calculations including basic arithmetic calculations, custom aggregations and ratios, date math, and quick table calculations. Click here for the virtual classroom format of this course.

TABD02G – Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate – (In-Classroom)

This course allows students to expand their skills and distinguish themselves as a Tableau power user. Students will learn how to build advanced chart types and visualizations, as well as complex calculations to manipulate their data. This course is designed for students who want to take their understanding up a level and implement statistical techniques, advanced geographical mapping techniques, and build better dashboards using techniques for guided analytics and best visualization practices. Click here for the virtual classroom format of this course.

TABD01G – Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals – (Live Virtual Classroom)

This course allows students to build a solid foundation in Tableau, regardless of technical or analytical background. Students will learn how to navigate the interface and examine the core concepts and techniques in Tableau. Students will explore how to create simple and complex visualizations and how to combine them in interactive dashboards. At the end of the course, students will be able to understand Tableau technology, along with how to easily connect to their data through the interface and create powerful visualizations. Students will create basic calculations including basic arithmetic calculations, custom aggregations and ratios, date math, and quick table calculations. Duration: Depending on your particular class, it will either run 2.5 hours daily instruction for five days or 3 hours daily instruction over four days.

TABD02G – Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate – (Live Virtual Classroom)

This course allows students to expand their skills and distinguish themselves as a Tableau power user. Students will learn how to build advanced chart types and visualizations, as well as complex calculations to manipulate their data. This course is designed for students who want to take their understanding up a level and implement statistical techniques, advanced geographical mapping techniques, and build better dashboards using techniques for guided analytics and best visualization practices. Duration: Depending on your particular class, it will either run 2.5 hours daily instruction for five days or 3 hours daily instruction over four days.