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Do you need to build a dashboard in Tableau Cloud but you don't know where to start? We've got you covered!
In this video, we cover connecting to data, building data visualizations, filtering, number formatting, worksheet formatting, Table Calculations, compiling a dashboard and publishing your work.
Join us for a thorough breakdown on how to build your first dashboard in Tableau Cloud!
Want to learn how to set up alerts on Tableau Cloud/Server so that you can track certain metrics in the dashboards or sheets you're following? All you need is a dashboard published to Tableau Cloud and a measure-based axis.
In this tutorial, we run through how to set up and customize data-driven alerts in Tableau. Data-driven alerts can be scheduled to run at the cadence of your choosing, so it's important to choose your timeframe wisely!
When you union tables in Tableau, you append two tables of data vertically. That means if you have two tables that are 1,000 rows each, the result of the union will be a single table that is 2,000 rows. Shared columns will align automatically, and unique columns will not.
Unions provide the ability to relate multiple tables that contain different data types of structures without worrying about granularity. Many times, fact tables that primarily consist of measures cannot be joined together because the join would lead to undesired row duplication.
Tableau's Data Analyst Certification can be a tricky one to prep for.
How will you get tested on Dashboarding? Will you have to build a dashboard? What will the Multiple Choice Questions be like? How much Tableau Prep or Cloud do you need to know?
I wrote the certification a few months back and I wanted to share some of my learnings to help you have the most successful test you can!
Creating custom date filters in Tableau takes some creativity and ingenuity. They can be especially tricky when they are used to control both aggregated and non-aggregated measures. Tableau is particular about how aggregated formulas are written.
If you want to create a custom date filter in Tableau that controls both aggregated and non-aggregated measures but you're struggling to write the formulas without errors, check out this video for some helpful tips!
Do you want to show and hide sheets on your dashboard with only a click? Dynamic Zone Visibility lets you do exactly that. This is far more dynamic than filter actions, as we can show or hide any number of sheets and their elements from a single interaction.
There are a few key steps to getting this right, so follow along to see how to implement this into your dashboards too!
One of my favorite and most-often used date filters in Tableau is a range of dates with dynamic start and end dates.
For example, you choose a range of dates (last 7 days, last 14 days, last 30 days, etc.) and then create dynamic start and end date filters that meet that criteria. This is a great way to provide a pre-selected filter range for your users but still give them ultimate control over the exact date range they want to see.
Let's take a look at Tableau Pulse!
Tableau Pulse is a new tool available on Tableau Cloud that uses AI to track metrics over time and give you an easily-shareable and digestible snapshot of your data. There are a few quirks to the system that we wanted to walk you through in this week's video.
One of the primary ways we combine multiple tables of data in Tableau Prep is with joins! Joins allow us to merge multiple tables of data horizontally on a common key.
One of the things that distinguishes joins in Tableau Prep from Tableau Desktop are all the join types we can create! In Tableau Desktop, we're limited to Left, Right, Inner and Outer joins. In Tableau Prep we have those four options with the addition of Left Unmatched, Right Matched and All Unmatched. Those unmatched join types provide greater flexibility to create customized workflows and identify values which did not match in our join clause.
Our YouTube channel is full of short trouble-shooting videos, deep-dives into various topics, and full-length webinars and workshops on Tableau topics. We release multiple videos a week, aiming to answer your Tableau-related questions and give you tips and tricks that might take months to learn!