Tableau 1-Day Fundamentals Course (Live Online)

Tableau is an incredibly powerful tool for exploring and visualizing your data. Once people understand the power of Tableau they can quickly perform vital business analysis that would take 3-5x times as long with other software tools. When you are finished you’ll have a fully functional capability to harness Tableau’s native powers to aggregate, visualize, filter and segment your data in a way that will breathe new life into your organization.This 6-hourTableau 1-Day Fundamentals Course is the interactive and hands-on way to get started on learning to visualize your data. You will dive head first into SQL, skill up with exercises, and by the end of the day you'll know how to re-create major charts and turn them into a functional, interactive dashboard.TakeawaysFully understand the basics behind how Tableau structures its data and determines relationships between variables.Create almost all of Tableau’s primary chart types, as well as make modifications to them to better fit your own needs.Aggregate your charts into functional, interactive dashboards.Use advanced analytical techniques to add additional layers of insight into your data visualizations.PreparationThis workshop is for beginners. No prior knowledge or experience required.Install Tableau prior to class.You will need access to a laptop or computer with a working webcam and microphone as well as a strong internet connection.This class will occur completely online using Zoom.Class setup information will be emailed to all students signed up around 24 hours before (and again an hour before) your class launches.Each individual class participant must have purchased a ticket.NOTE: Some domains block our automated emails, so If you don’t receive sign-in instructions within 1 hour of the livestream.If this class is recorded, students will be sent the recording link within 7 days after class completion by email. Students are encouraged to download and save shared materials (worksheets, deck if applicable) during class for later reference, as they are not shared via email.