Tableau is a leading data visualization and business intelligence software that allows users to connect to various data sources like Excel, databases, and cloud services. It uses a simple user interface to create interactive visualizations like tables, charts, and graphs. Some key benefits of Tableau include flexible data architecture, automatic updates, embedded analytics, scalability, security, and not requiring technical knowledge. The Tableau workspace contains various elements like worksheets, menus, and shelves to organize visualizations.

1. Data Visualization and
Analytics with Tableau

2. ● Tableau Workspace
● Data Connection/Types
● Create Tables, Charts, Graphs
● Organise Data with Sort, Filter, Group & Set
What we’ll do:

3. What is Tableau?
Tableau is a market leading data
visualization software and enterprise BI
software for organizations of all sizes

4. Installation?
Server
CRM Prep
Public
Online
Desktop

5. How does
Tableau Work?
Tableau connects and extracts data
stored in various places or platforms such
as excel, pdf, to a complex database like
Oracle, a database in the cloud such as
AWS, Microsoft Azure SQL database,
Google Cloud SQL

6. Tableau Uses
● Business Intelligence
● Data Visualization
● Data Collaboration
● Data Blending
● Real-time data analysis
● Query translation into visualization
● …..

7. Why Tableau?
● Simple User Interface
● Interactive Data Visualization widgets
● Flexible data architecture
● Automatic data and content updates
● Embedded analytics
● Scalable
● Secure
● Mobile
● No need any technical knowledge

8. Tableau
Workspace
The Tableau workspace is a collection of
worksheets, menu bar, toolbar, marks card,
shelves and a lot of other elements. Sheets
can be worksheets, dashboards, or stories.

11. Connecting to
a Data Source
To begin working with Tableau, we need to connect Tableau
to a data source. Tableau is compatible with a lot of data
sources. The data sources supported by Tableau appear on
the left side of the opening screen. Some commonly used
data sources are excel, text file, relational database or even
on a server. One can also connect to a cloud database
source such as Google Analytics, Amazon Redshift, etc.

13. Hands On

14. Dele Amefo
Rufai Junaid
Sulaiman Ademola
Facilitators & Speakers
Emmanuel Dauda

15. Resources
https://www.tableau.com/