Tableau Tutorial For Beginners | Part 1 | Tableau Tutorial Part - 1 | Tableau Training | Simplilearn

This Tableau Tutorial For Beginners video will help you understand what is business intelligence why we need business intelligence, what are the various business intelligence tools, what is Tableau, why Tableau, how to install Tableau, and along with that you will also see how to get started with Tableau and it features such as worksheets, dashboards, hierarchy, calculated fields, parameters, sets, and charts.

Below topics are explained in this Tableau training for beginners video:
00:00 Introduction to Tableau Tutorial For Beginners
1. Business intelligence ( 00:53 ) Tableau Tutorial For Beginners
- Why BI? ( 01:04 )
- BI tools ( 01:37 )
2. Tableau ( 01:53 ) Tableau Tutorial For Beginners
- Why Tableau? ( 01:57 )
- Tableau installation 05:54
3. Getting started 06:55 Tableau Tutorial For Beginners
- Connecting to data 06:58
- Tableau workspace 09:06
4. Worksheets & dashboards 10:10 Tableau Tutorial For Beginners
- Asking questions using visualizations 11:20
- Hierarchy & drill down 31:04
- Calculated fields 40:13
- Parameters & sets 49:50
- Donut chart & 2-d pie chart 01:01:22

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What is Tableau?
Tableau is an interactive data visualization tool focused on business intelligence. It helps in simplifying the job of representing the raw data in the form of easily understandable and interactive graphs and charts. Tableau enables connectivity with a wide range of data sources like cloud, CSV files, databases, and much more.

Why learn Tableau?
Everything we do is increasingly contributing to huge amounts of data which can be leveraged by organizations to increase their business. Organizations across the world make use of Tableau to analyze this huge amount of data and derive actionable insights from it. Tableau can help you to create complex and beautiful data visualizations. With its intuitive and user-friendly approach to data visualization, Tableau is today, a popular choice for big and small organizations.

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[SimplilearnOfficial]

Thanks for watching the video. Hope you enjoyed watching our video. The link for the dataset used in the video is provided in the description. Thanks!

[ptingeehl]

Michelle is an AMAZING instructor! Everything was super clear and easy to follow along. I've spent hours watching other tutorials and none are as effective as this one. I got so much out from just watching this hour-long tutorial.. It's really helpful when she shows what might go wrong and then how to fix it. Tableau has been frustrating for me at times when it does something quirky or unexpected. I also appreciate all the tips on best practices for making this visualizations and dashboards. For people new to the field, it's really helpful so that I can be more efficient in my work. Thanks again!!

[JosephJoachimJoseph]

I did not know I could learn Tableau in just 2 hours.This is an extremely useful training session especially for a beginner like me, easy to follow! That's great, and thank you very much.

[chandlerwillman]

Wow, what an excellent walk through! My school linked to this video and had us follow along for an assignment and this was one of the best tutorials I've seen in a while. Thanks!

[RemotePossibilities]

*_Thank you_* Simplilearn – what a great tutorial! (If you're wondering what's in the last hour, *_here are the timecodes_* for that part...)
1:12:10 Dashboards – Worksheets
1:25:34 Dashboards – Sales
1:40:14 Profit version of the dashboard
1:53:56 Linking overall dashboard to sales dashboard
2:02:17 Segment Dashboard
2:06:50 Top Customers by Sales

[BabawaleOlusola]

After using the dataset you provided, there is no number of records in the Measure section of the Tableau, so I couldn't learn adequately the complex work of data visualization 2D bar chat etc.

[thenextmogul]

Wow! Who is the narrator? She is an incredible teacher and covered just about everything possible for learning the basics of Tableau. She broke everything down in such a simple way. I learned more in the first 45 minutes of this video than I have in hours of other videos! Does she have a YouTube or Twitter page with more tutorials?

[matthewpointer]

Hi, thank you for the guide. Quick Question. In the example ending around 24:47, In a real business scenario, wouldn't they be more likely interested in comparing the SUM of sales to the AVG discount? In the example we're comparing using SUM of Discount, which seems less informative than comparing the total sales to the average discount offered on that item. Just wondering since you seem to know so much on the subject!

[carolinacunha]

Hi!
Thank you for this video!
I am following all the content and in 00:24:22 I would like to know how can I divide the axis discount by intervals around 0.5 instead of 1?
I could not find the solution when I clicked in format. Thank you in advance! Cheers!

[ajtam]

Best tutorial so far for Tableau. Kudos to you guys. I was rusty, as well, but this should prep me well for the next BI / data engineer job. Thanks!

[duztv]

Please some one should give this lady an award already. I had to re-watch this video again. Well done, you are good. And to simplilearn team, thanks for a job well done.

[darkwindsage]

I just got a job in BI and I felt rusty. Thanks to this awesome video now I feel prepared!

[TheDiamondCube]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. ❤️

I have a question regarding the pie charts. Is it possible to display the values (i.e. SUM of sales) right inside of each piece? I'd consider it very useful for the double pie charts.

Thank you in advance and keep up with these fantastic tutorials!

[ypkam]

Extremely useful training session especially for a beginner, easy to follow ! Well done and thank you so much.

[cedenfie]

This is by far the best Tableau tutorial/training I have ever used. I learned so much! Thank you!

[shyampradeep]

Wow! Best tutorial ever! Well organized and presented

[hazelyip]

This is an EXCELLENT tutorial, very intuitive. Thank you so much🙂

[quansten]

i considered making Tableau Tutorials for beginners but then i found out that there are already tons of them and also completely professional made

[shiki]

Thanks for the well-presented training. Its really good for beginner, contains useful information to us.

[ChrisReneSG]

Hi Smpliearn, Thank for the data sets. However, when I was doing the donut chart, I was not able to proceed as the your data sets does not have the "No of Records" in the measure, but instead have the field "Orders(count)". When I used Orders(count), it does not allow me to change the measure to min. Pls advise how to obtain or create a measure with No of orders in order for me to create the donut chart