Tableau Visualization
Data visualization course: Transform data into impactful visuals & interactive dashboards. Learn to meet specific reporting needs.
Course Content
Tableau Visualization is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Raghvan Bhattacharya. It runs 11h 32m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews, with 120 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated November 2024.
This course is for individuals with a basic understanding of Tableau who want to master data visualization and create impactful visuals from specific data requirements. Tableau is a leading data visualization tool and a powerful platform for data analysis and business intelligence. Recognized as a leader in analytics by Gartner's Magic Quadrant, Tableau empowers users to unlock insights from their data.
Why Choose Tableau?
- Data Visualization: Transform raw data into compelling and easily understandable visuals.
- Interactive Visualizations: Quickly create interactive visualizations to explore data in detail.
- Ease of Implementation: A user-friendly interface makes Tableau accessible to users of all skill levels.
- Large Data Handling: Tableau can efficiently handle large amounts of data without performance issues.
- Scripting Capabilities: Leverage other scripting languages within Tableau for advanced analysis.
- Mobile Support: Access and share dashboards on the go with mobile support and responsive dashboards.
- Tableau Company Strategy: Understand the future direction of this industry-leading platform.
- Report Scheduling & Notifications: Automate report delivery with scheduling and notification features.
Common Excel Challenges – Time to Upgrade!
Are you frustrated with Excel? You're not alone! Many users face these common Excel problems:
- Slow Performance: Excel becomes slow or crashes with large datasets, formatting, and charts.
- File Management Issues: The risk of accidentally working on the wrong saved file.
- Emailing Multiple Files: The tedious task of emailing multiple Excel files to the same recipients daily.
- Dashboard Creation Time: Spending hours building dashboards with multiple charts and complex formulas.
- Data Storage Concerns: Using Excel for storing large amounts of data, leading to difficulties in updating and maintaining the file. Updating Excel files with large datasets is time-consuming and prone to errors.
Note: Excel remains a valuable tool for data visualization and analysis, but Tableau offers significant advantages for more complex data projects.
Course Outline:
Section 1: Introduction
- Lecture 1: The Importance of Visualisation (Preview Enabled)
- Lecture 2: Downloading Data Sets
- Lecture 3: Downloading Tableau (Preview Enabled)
- Lecture 4: Installing Tableau (Preview Enabled)
Section 2: Visualizations - Part 1
- Lecture 5: Viz1 (Preview Enabled)
- Lecture 6: Viz2
- Lecture 7: Viz3
- Lecture 8: Viz4
- Lecture 9: Viz5
- Lecture 10: Viz6
- Lecture 11: Viz7
Section 3: Visualizations - Part 2
- Lecture 12: Viz8 (Preview Enabled)
- Lecture 13: Viz9
- Lecture 14: Viz10
Section 4: Visualizations - Part 3
- Lecture 15: Viz11
- Lecture 16: Viz12
- Lecture 17: Viz13
- Lecture 18: Viz14
- Lecture 19: Viz15
Section 5: Visualizations - Part 4
- Lecture 20: Viz16
- Lecture 21: Viz17
- Lecture 22: Viz18
- Lecture 23: Viz19
- Lecture 24: Viz20
Section 6: Visualizations - Part 5
- Lecture 25: Viz21
- Lecture 26: Viz22
- Lecture 27: Viz23
- Lecture 28: Viz24
- Lecture 29: Viz25
- Lecture 30: Viz26
Section 7: Viz Part 6
- Lecture 31: Viz27
- Lecture 32: Viz28
- Lecture 33: Viz29
- Lecture 34: Viz30
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