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12/2/2016- 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
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Nate] I'm Nate, and I've been using Tableau dashboards for several years for business presentations and dashboards. The impact and feedback I continue to receive on the improved look and functionality continues to push its adoption. What gets measured gets improved, and translating those measurements into easy to read and understand visuals has limitless power. In this course, we're going to look at how we can use Tableau dashboards to turn our data into visual insights that can empower you and your viewers to bring your data to life. We're going to cover a design process and best practices for creating dashboards that will let you turn your data into an online tool for exploration.
Let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome36s
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1. Tableau Dashboards
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Why Tableau?3m 38s
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Sketching the design2m 34s
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2. Worksheet Design
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Tableau data format4m 26s
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Cross-data joins4m 40s
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Data quality check6m 41s
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Creating visuals4m 8s
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Applying design requirements1m 17s
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Using calculated fields2m 59s
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Creating sets3m 19s
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Reference lines4m 54s
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3. Dashboard Design
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Dashboard hierarchy6m 20s
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Story vs. tabs3m 25s
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Dashboard objects5m 39s
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Visual grouping4m 24s
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4. Designing Interactivity
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Dashboard actions3m 45s
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Mobile device management4m 6s
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5. Keeping Your Dashboard Up to Date
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Viz of the week2m 21s
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Iterations and improvements3m 44s
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Conclusion
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Next steps41s
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