Tableau Prep Foundations is a class that we’ve put together for anyone who wants to analyze their data in Tableau but:
Your data is too messy
You can't get the data formatted the way you want
You don't really know how to prepare data
Join us as we explore the foundational concepts behind Tableau's newest tool, Tableau Prep. We'll discuss how it will help you get your foot in the door to do more robust data preparation work. Save hours per week that you spend doing manual, repetitive data preparation and get out ahead of the curve using this powerful tool.
Day One, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (Pacific Time)
Day Two, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (Pacific Time)
Day Three, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (Pacific Time)
Day Four, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (Pacific Time)
This training will be hosted virtually and meeting links will be sent upon registration.
In addition to two half-days of virtual instruction, attendees will walk away with:
A 180+ page Digital Manual
Data files to revisit the concepts and practices.
Access to class recordings for two weeks after class
Tableau Prep Background
File Types
Connecting to Data
Exploring Your Data
Cleaning Values
Filtering
Grouping
Documenting and Annotating
Sharing Your Work
First Steps
Editing the Metadata
Calculations in Tableau Prep
2. Calculations
Logic Functions
String Functions
Date Functions
Rank Calculations
FIXED LOD Expressions
Multi-Row Formulas
Fill Down Calculations
Calculating Tiles
Parameters
New Rows
3. Combining Data
Tableau's Preferred Data Source
Fact and Dimension Tables
Standard Joins
Unmatched Joins
Unions
Pivots
Data Scaffolding
4. Shaping Data
Pivots
Unpivoting Data
Reducing Rows and Columns
Aggregating Data
Advanced Aggregation
5. Common Issues
Can’t Find Field Error
Refreshing Data Sources
Join Type Mismatches
Duplicated Data
Data Sampling
Tableau Prep on Cloud and Server
6. Real World Scenarios
Preparing Messy Crosstab Data
Business Services
Patient Wait Times
A Computer
A Reliable Internet Connection
Tableau Prep 2020.1 or Later
An External Monitor (strongly recommended for optimal experience)
Basic understanding of Tableau. You should be able to do the following:
Connect to a data source.
Understand the difference between measures and dimensions.
Build a basic dashboard.