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Tableau home page- 3 sections

Connect- to connect to data sources


Open- see prev files
Learn

Dimension- all text, geo, dates- all categorical data


Dimensions are discrete data- field with a list of values in it. It is blue pill
This creates row or columns wherever you put it and can select one entity

Measure- numbers, figures, float – all quantitative values (eg: cost price,
profit, discount). All measure are continuous by default
Continuous data- range of values (eg max and min and in between many
values)
It is green pill
This forms entire axis with range of values- you cannot select one
entity/value

# numerical
Abc- string
Globe- geographical
Calendar- date
T|F- Boolean
Clock- date and time

1st import the excel in data source- ut will list all worksheets
[Link] on one worksheet to make a connection

for color- drag and drop column to color


then edit color

Data binding:

1st data source – sample store 1


2nd data cource- super store
Import category, sub and sales from first
Only sales from second
Aggregate values- min, max etc

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Continuous values
Import category wise sales- click on sales and select convert to discrete
Again [Link] on sales (the color changes)

Splitting of columns in data source

Joins to combine columns


unions to combine rows
sort function

Rname the column, hide the column


Dimension- all text, geo, dates
Measure- numbers, figures, float
Tablaue automatically divides

ONE OF the most popular graphs is heat chart


Tree map
Functions:

1) Sets
2) Highlight – highlight one line in graph
3) Sorts
4) Device designer- design graph for particular phone tablet

Visualization:

1) Attentive- very much detailed required


2) Pre-attentive- easy to understand

Bar Graph:
It is used for comparative analysis/categorical-relative analsys

Pie chart: for composition analysys- what is your data composed of


To show shares, proportion , part to whole

Discrete Line graph- for summary graph

Here we have 2 sets of year, quarter, month etc


1st set Is discrete
2nd set is continuous

Continuous Line Graph- select 2nd set of options for detailed


analysis

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