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Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide

Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide

By : Dmitry Anoshin, JC Gillet , Peri, Biyani, Makarenko
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Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide

Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide

3.7 (7)
By: Dmitry Anoshin, JC Gillet , Peri, Biyani, Makarenko

Overview of this book

The Tableau Desktop Certified Associate exam measures your knowledge of Tableau Desktop and your ability to work with data and data visualization techniques. This book will help you to become well-versed in Tableau software and use its business intelligence (BI) features to solve BI and analytics challenges. With the help of this book, you'll explore the authors' success stories and their experience with Tableau. You'll start by understanding the importance of Tableau certification and the different certification exams, along with covering the exam format, Tableau basics, and best practices for preparing data for analysis and visualization. The book builds on your knowledge of advanced Tableau topics such as table calculations for solving problems. You'll learn to effectively visualize geographic data using vector maps. Later, you'll discover the analytics capabilities of Tableau by learning how to use features such as forecasting. Finally, you'll understand how to build and customize dashboards, while ensuring they convey information effectively. Every chapter has examples and tests to reinforce your learning, along with mock tests in the last section. By the end of this book, you'll be able to efficiently prepare for the certification exam with the help of mock tests, detailed explanations, and expert advice from the authors.
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Section 1: Getting Started with Tableau
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Section 2: Answering Questions with Data
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Section 3: Advanced Tableau
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Mock Test A + B (Assessment)

EXCLUDE LOD calculations

While INCLUDE LOD calculations enabled us to calculate along the view dimensions and the further dimensions specified, EXCLUDE LOD calculations enable users to make calculations omitting one of the dimensions that have been used in the view. For instance, we can use EXCLUDE to calculate the total sum of profits for one category across regions, even if Region is used as a row. This is especially useful when dealing with contributions to a total.

Example 1 – contribution to total

Using the Global Superstore dataset, we want to show contributions to total profit for the South region of the EU market, slicing by country, category, and subcategory. What is the contribution of the Fasteners subcategory...

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