Tableau Server Training

• Tableau Desktop

• Scenario

• Objectives

• Application Terminology and Definitions

• Opening and Closing Tableau

• Data Source Page

• Tableau Workspace

• Files and Folders

• Getting Started with Tableau

• View Terminology and Definitions

• View Sections

• Data Terminology and Definitions

• Data Types

• Data Roles: Continuous vs. Discrete

• Changing Data Roles

• Visual Cues for Fields

• Visual Cues for Fields in the Data Pane

• Visual Cues for Fields in the Rows or Column Shelves

• Data Roles: Dimension vs. Measure

• Connecting to Tableau Data Server

• What is a Join

• Types of Joins

• When to Use Joining

• Enabling Right Outer Join

• Right Outer Join and Custom SQL Enabled

• What is Data Blending

• When to Use Data Blending

• Data Blending in Tableau

• Differences Between Joining and Blending

• Joining vs. Blending

• Writing Custom SQL

• Prepare your Data for Analysis

• Date Hierarchies

• Drilling in the Time Hierarchy

• Pivoting Date Parts on Shelves

• Differentiate Between Discrete and Continuous Dates

• Using Continuous Dates

• Using Discrete Dates

• Working with Discrete and Continuous dates

• What are Custom Dates

• Creating and Using Custom Dates

• Fiscal Year

• Define a Date Field on a Fiscal Year

• Relative Date Filters

• Importing Date Dimensions in Tableau from a Cube

• Work with Date Hierarchies on Cubes

• Dates in Cube (Multidimensional) Data Sources

• Dates in Cubes Vs. Relational Data Sources

• Using Measure Values and Measure Names

• Using Multiple Measures in a View

• Using the Number of Records Measure

• Using Latitude and Longitude Fields

• Working with Combined Axis

• Working with Combination Charts

• Understanding geocoding and geographic mapping in tableau

• Combined Axis Graph and Scatter Plot

• Describe text and highlight tables

• Work with Pages Shelf and Create Motion Charts

• Heat Maps

• Using Bins and Histograms

• Using Pie Charts

• Using Histograms

• Compare Measures Using Bullet Charts

• Using Bar in Bar Charts

• Define Advanced Chart Types

• Using Pareto Charts

• Creating Pareto Charts

• Using Waterfall Charts

• Using Gantt Charts

• Working with box plots

• Using Sparkline Charts

• Objectives

• Strings Date Logical and Arithmetic Calculation

• Working with Strings Date Logical and Arithmetic Calculations

• Using Strings Date Logical and Arithmetic Calculations

• Working with Arithmetic Calculations

• Aggregation Options

• Working with Aggregation Options

• Grand Totals and Subtotals

• Quick Table Calculations

• Creating Quick Table Calculations

• Working with Quick Table Calculations

• Automatic and Custom Split

• Ad-hoc Analytics

• LOD Calculations

• Objectives

• What is a Parameter

• Creating a Parameter

• Exploring Parameter Controls

• Work with Parameters

• Click Interaction Working with Parameters

• Objectives

• Modifying Locations within Tableau

• Importing and Modifying Custom Geocoding

• Working with Symbol Map and Filled Map

• Using Background Image

• Exploring Geographic Search

• Perform Pan Zoom Lasso and Radial Selection

• Working with WMS Server Maps

• Objectives

• Add Reference Lines Bands and Distribution

• Adding Reference Lines

• Adding Reference Bands

• Adding Reference Distribution

• Working Reference Lines Bands and Forecasting

• Trend lines and Trend Models

• Understanding Trend Lines

• Enabling Trend lines

• Click Interaction Understanding Trend Models

• Working with Describe Trend Model Window

• Working with Trend Lines

• Statistical Summary Card

• Perform Drag and Drop Analytics

• Explore Instant Analysis

• Forecasting

• Objectives

• Build Interactive Dashboards

• What is a Dashboard

• Building Dashboards

• Best practices for creating effective dashboards

• Comprehending Best Practices

• Creating a Dashboard and Importing Sheets

• Interaction Exploring Dashboard Actions

• Use of Running Actions

• Using Dashboard Actions

• Sharing your Work

• How to Share your Reports

• Exporting your Work

• Learn Tableau Administration, Installation, and Configuration

• Understand Server process, and Tableau dashboard creation

• Learn the technique of Tableau data visualization

• Create projects, sites and users and workbooks publication

• Gain command over mapping.

• Learn how to build interactive dashboard.

• Learn data analysis.

• Top industries like e-commerce, social media, information technology rely on Tableau Server creating job opportunities round the globe.

• Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, LinkedIn, Uber are hiring certified Tableau server professionals.

• The average salary of a Tableau certified professional is around $81000 USD per annum.

• Reporting professionals.

• Experienced IT professionals.

• Software engineers.

• Database administrators.

• Aspirants willing to build their career in the field of IT.

Basic knowledge of SQL and Data warehouse concepts is required to learn Tableau Server. The following job roles will get benefited by taking up this course:

• software Developer.

• System administrators.

• Data scientists.

• Big data analysts.

• Business Intelligence professionals.

• Visual analysts.

• Project managers.

The tutor will take care of handling the projects. We will provide two real-time projects with a highly-skilled guide who can assist you throughout the project.

We have a strong team of professions who are experts in their fields. Our trainers are highly supportive and render a friendly working environment to the students positively stimulating their growth. 
 

We will share you the missed session from our recordings. We at Tekslate maintains a recorded copy of each live course you undergo.
 

Our Trainers will provide the student with the Server Access ensuring practical real-time experience and training with all the utilities required for the in-depth understanding of the course.

We provide all the training sessions LIVE using either GoToMeeting or WebEx, thus promoting one-on-one trainer student Interaction.

Live training uncovers distinct benefits as they are mighty to reach your desired audience converting your prospects into customers in less time. Pre-recorded videos offer plenty of advantages for entrepreneurs to educate entertain and inspire your audience as long as you want.
 

Yes. We provide the course materials available after course completion.

There exist some discounts for weekend batches and group participants if the joiners are more than 2.

If you are enrolled in classes and have paid fees but want to cancel the registration for any reason, we will attain you in 48 hours will be processed within 30 days of prior request.

You can contact our Tekslate support team, or you can send an email to info@tekslate.com for your queries.