Getting Started with Tableau
Learn the basics and get started with Tableau today.
Tableau Download & Installation
Tableau Charts & Graphs
- Bar Chart in Tableau
- Tableau Line Chart
- Tableau Pie Chart
- Tableau Bubble Chart
- Bump Chart in Tableau
- Tableau Gantt Chart
- Tableau Motion Chart
- Tableau Waterfall Chart
- Bullet Chart in Tableau
- Tableau Area Chart
- Tableau Pareto Chart
- Tableau Dual Axis Chart
- Tableau Combined Axis Charts
- Tableau Text Table
- Tableau Highlight Table
- Tableau Heat Map
- Tableau TreeMap
- Tableau Density Map
- Add Data Layer to Map
- Scatter Plot in Tableau
- Tableau Box and Whisker Plot
- Tableau Histogram
- Tableau Stacked Bar Chart
- Tableau Share Axis Chart
- Tableau Donut Chart
- Tableau Funnel Chart
- Tableau Hexbin Chart
- Tableau Sankey Chart
- Tableau Sparkline Chart
Intermediate
- Hierarchies in Tableau
- Clustering in Tableau
- Tableau Design Flow
- Tableau Type Conversion
- Tableau Dashboard
- Joins in Tableau
- Tableau Custom Territories
- Tableau Filters
- Tableau Formatting
- Background Image in Tableau
- Tableau Known Issues
- Trend Lines in Tableau
- Tableau Word Cloud
- Tableau Story Line
- Tableau Security
- Tableau Collapsing Menu
- Tableau Show Me Menu- Part I
- Tableau Show Me Menu Part-II
- Show Me Menu In Tableau Part-III
- Tableau Reference Band
- Bollinger Bands in Tableau
Tableau Advanced Concepts
- Tableau Filter Operations
- Tableau Bins
- Pivot in Tableau
- Tableau Predictive Analysis
- Tableau Forecasting
- Tableau Reporting
- Tableau Branding
- Tableau URL Action
- Parameters in Tableau
- Tableau Export
- Data Quality Problems In Tableau
- Tableau Constant Line
- Tableau Reference Lines
- Tableau Assign Geographic Roles
- Tableau – Lasso and Radial Selection Tool
- Tableau Legacy Jet Drive
- Improve Tableau Appearance
- Tableau Interactive Dashboard
- Tableau Performance Optimization
- Tableau Export to PowerPoint
- Tableau Web Map Service
- Tableau Population Pyramid
Tableau Quizzes
Exploring the Software
Let’s find out about Tableau and its philosophies.
Tableau first appeared in 2003 in Mountain View, Silicon Valley. The team of founders includes Christian Chabot- a savvy business leader, Pat Hanrahan- an Academy-award winning professor, and Chris Stolte- a brilliant computer scientist. Products by Tableau can query relational databases, OLAP cubes, cloud databases, and spreadsheets. They can then render a variety of graphs and can also extract data and store and retrieve from its in-memory data engine.
The greatest dream of Tableau is to let databases and spreadsheets be understandable to ordinary people.
Core Cultural Values at Tableau
The Tableau team believes who they are is as important as what they do. Here’s eight pieces of ethics they swear by:
1. We are on a mission- to help people see and understand data.
2. We build great products.
3. We use our products.
4. We work as a team- we’re heavily invested in each other.
5. We respect each other.
6. We are honest.
7. We keep it simple.
8. We delight our customers.
