Explore your data in new ways with interactive dashboards in Tableau. Dashboards act like dynamic reports that can be used for in-depth data analysis or to present information to clients.
In this course, I show you how to create them in Tableau 10, the latest version of the software. I show you how to build and format the worksheets that will feed your dashboard,
design the dashboard itself, integrate analytics, and add interactive parameters that allow users to customize the display.
Along the way, you'll learn how to use some basic principles of visual design to make your dashboards easier to use and more visually appealing.
Topics include:
Sketching your designs
Formatting data
Creating cross-data joins
Creating visuals
Grouping data
Using stories vs. tabs
Changing chart measures and types with interactive parameters
Making iterations and improvements on your Tableau dashboard design

Business Analytics and Intelligence market will be $59.2B in 2018 (IDC report) and Tableau is the best tool for Business Intelligence (Gartner report)

 Over 50,000 companies across domains use Tableau for Data Visualization and Analysis including Accenture, Amazon, Coca-Cola, Deloitte, Google and Citi Group among many others.

 

Average salary for a Tableau developer is between 5 to 15 lakhs per annum in India depending on experience. (Source: Naukri).

 

This course is for candidates who would like to learn a Reporting tool and planning to pursue a career in Data warehousing and Business Intelligence.