Learn to connect, prepare, analyze, and visualize data in Tableau, from importing financial and statistical datasets to building interactive dashboards and data stories.

Designed for learners who want to develop practical Tableau skills, this course guides you through file connections, dimensions, measures, field relationships, and data-source updates. You'll navigate the Tableau workspace, create worksheets using Rows, Columns, Filters, and Marks, and improve views with formatting, sorting, and table calculations. Explore dashboard actions, device layouts, story points, captions, reference lines, and geographic visualizations. Apply these techniques to compare energy sources, examine credit utilization and outstanding debt, track monthly credit trends, and analyze product and brand prices. By the end of the course, you'll be able to build and export clear visualizations, organize multiple worksheets into dashboards, apply interactive filters, and present patterns through Tableau stories and maps. What sets this course apart is its progression from data preparation to dashboard design, with applied examples spanning financial, energy, credit, and product data. Enroll to develop a structured approach to turning datasets into clear, interactive Tableau views.