Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate Training

Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate Training contains a detailed overview of the more complex features of Tableau. It helps professionals who have a fundamental knowledge of Tableau gain more advanced information and become Tableau power users.

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Course Overview

Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate Training contains a detailed overview of the more complex features of Tableau.

It helps professionals who have a fundamental knowledge of Tableau gain more advanced information and become Tableau power users.

This technical course will take your Tableau skills to the next level and teach you how to deal with more complex issues.

It teaches you to develop complicated calculations to manipulate your data and the correct methods to utilize statistical techniques to assess your data.

You will learn to use input controls and parameters to provide users access to specific values and implement the leading geographic mapping methodologies and custom geocoding to develop spatial visualizations of non-geographic information.

This program covers all the essential elements, including using data blending to combine data sources, and utilizes joins to build better-developed dashboards, making it ideal for individuals who are preparing for the Tableau Qualified Associate Exam.

Mode of Training

🏫 Classroom 💻 Live Online 🧪 Blended 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Private Group

What you will learn

Build advanced chart types and visualizations.
Build complex calculations to manipulate your data.
Use statistical techniques to analyze your data.
Prep your data for analysis.
Combine data sources using data blending.
Implement efficiency tips and tricks.
Use parameters and input controls to give users control over certain values.
Combine data from multiple tables in the same data source using joins.
Make your visualizations perform as well as possible using the Data Engine, extracts, and efficient connection methods.
Build better dashboards using techniques for guided analytics, interactive dashboard design, and visual best practices.
Implement advanced geographic mapping techniques and use custom images and geocoding to build spatial visualizations of non-geographic data.

Who Should Attend This Course?

The target audience for this training is business intelligence professionals with having in-depth interest in visualized data analytics.

However, the primary audience for this course is Business Analyst professionals and Data Analysts proficient in Tableau Version 9 because of the unique Tableau 10 advanced features.

On the other hand, if you want to achieve advanced data analytical skills covering globally acknowledged certifications likewise Tableau Desktop Level 1: Introduction certification goal and Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate certification goal.

Prerequisites

Tableau Desktop I: Fundamentals

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📘 Tableau Desktop II: Intermediate Outline

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

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

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

Understanding Where Calculations Occur
Creating and Editing Calculated Fields
Calculations and 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 and Histograms
Box and Whisker Plots

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

Using Parameters
Parameters and Filters
Using Parameters with Reference Lines

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

Planning Your Dashboard
Building Your Dashboard
Add Interactivity with Filters and 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

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You have six months period to appear in Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate exam after the date of registration. Don't wait until the last minute because there are no refunds on expired certification exams.

Yes. Instructions for rescheduling are emailed to you but you should reschedule your exam no later than 24 hours before the scheduled exam time.

Yes, you can. You learn and practice it during the module eight session termed as Tableau for Presentations.

Data visualization designing is not about displaying the data; it is about the displaying data in a way you and others can comprehend it easily. During the 6th module of Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate certification training, you learn all the tricks to improve Tableau designing for custom visualizations.

Hands-on experience of using Tableau products as per gained insights from Tableau Desktop Level 1: Introduction is critical for getting Tableau Desktop Level 2: Intermediate certification at ease.