Build or enhance your data visualization and analysis toolkit by learning how to read and build over 35 different charts. You'll learn concepts that will unlock the mystery of what Tableau is going to draw as you drag and drop.
Build or enhance your data visualization and analysis toolkit by learning how to read and build over 35 different charts. You'll learn concepts that will unlock the mystery of what Tableau is going to draw as you drag and drop.
At the core of visualizing and analyzing data in Tableau Desktop is a thorough knowledge of choosing the right chart for the right job. Tableau helps people see and understand their data, but you need to know the why and the how in order to be effective. In this course, Tableau Desktop Playbook: Building Common Chart Types, you will build or enhance your data visualization toolkit by learning how to read, build, and format over 35 different charts while mastering foundational and advanced concepts along the way. First, you will learn how to present distributions and comparisons of data using bar charts. Next, you will see how to present data over time with line charts. Finally, you will discover how to unlock additional context with statistical, non-standard, and advanced charts. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of data visualization needed to build the right analysis for your data. Software required: Tableau Desktop.
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