Practical Tableau. 100 Tips, Tutorials, and Strategies from a Tableau Zen Master - Helion
ISBN: 978-14-919-7726-2
stron: 624, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2018-04-03
Księgarnia: Helion
Cena książki: 143,65 zł (poprzednio: 167,03 zł)
Oszczędzasz: 14% (-23,38 zł)
Whether you have some experience with Tableau software or are just getting started, this manual goes beyond the basics to help you build compelling, interactive data visualization applications. Author Ryan Sleeper, one of the world’s most qualified Tableau consultants, complements his web posts and instructional videos with this guide to give you a firm understanding of how to use Tableau to find valuable insights in data.
Over five sections, Sleeper—recognized as a Tableau Zen Master, Tableau Public Visualization of the Year author, and Tableau Iron Viz Champion—provides visualization tips, tutorials, and strategies to help you avoid the pitfalls and take your Tableau knowledge to the next level.
Practical Tableau sections include:
- Fundamentals: get started with Tableau from the beginning
- Chart types: use step-by-step tutorials to build a variety of charts in Tableau
- Tips and tricks: learn innovative uses of parameters, color theory, how to make your Tableau workbooks run efficiently, and more
- Framework: explore the INSIGHT framework, a proprietary process for building Tableau dashboards
- Storytelling: learn tangible tactics for storytelling with data, including specific and actionable tips you can implement immediately
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Spis treści
Practical Tableau. 100 Tips, Tutorials, and Strategies from a Tableau Zen Master eBook -- spis treści
- Foreword
- Preface
- This Books Purpose
- This Books Audience
- This Books Structure
- OReilly Safari
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- I. Fundamentals
- 1. How to Learn Tableau: My Top Five Tips
- Tip #5: Follow the Community
- Tip #4: Take a Training Class
- Tip #3: Read Up
- Tip #2: Practice
- Tip #1: Tableau Public
- 2. Which Tableau Product Is Best for Me?
- Which Tableau Product Is Best for Me?
- Tableau Desktop: Personal
- Tableau Desktop: Professional
- Tableau Reader
- Tableau Public
- Tableau Online
- Tableau Server
- Which Tableau Product Is Best for Me?
- 3. An Introduction to Connecting to Data
- An Introduction to Connecting to Data in Tableau
- 4. Shaping Data for Use with Tableau
- Shaping Data for Use with Tableau
- 5. Getting a Lay of the Land
- Tableau Terminology
- View the Underlying Data
- View the Number of Records
- 6. Dimension Versus Measure
- What Is a Measure?
- What Is a Dimension?
- 7. Discrete Versus Continuous
- 8. Five Ways to Make a Bar Chart/An Introduction to Aggregation
- Five Ways to Create a Bar Chart in Tableau
- An Introduction to Aggregation in Tableau
- 9. Line Graphs, Independent Axes, and Date Hierarchies
- How to Make a Line Graph in Tableau
- Independent Axes in Tableau
- Date Hierarchies in Tableau
- 10. Marks Cards, Encoding, and Level of Detail
- An Explanation of Level of Detail
- An Introduction to Encoding
- Label and Tooltip Marks Cards
- 11. An Introduction to Filters
- Dimension Filters in Tableau
- Measure Filters in Tableau
- More Options with Filters
- Macro Filters
- 12. An Introduction to Calculated Fields
- Why Use Calculated Fields?
- More on Aggregating Calculated Fields
- 13. An Introduction to Table Calculations
- 14. An Introduction to Parameters
- An Introduction to Parameters in Tableau
- 15. An Introduction to Sets
- How to Create a Set in Tableau
- Five Ways to Use Tableau Sets
- 16. An Introduction to Level of Detail Expressions
- An Introduction to Tableau Level of Detail Expressions
- 17. An Introduction to Dashboards and Distribution
- An Introduction to Dashboards in Tableau
- Distributing Tableau Dashboards
- Packaged Workbooks
- Tableau Public
- Tableau Server/Tableau Online
- II. Chart Types
- 18. A Spreadsheet Is Not a Data Visualization
- A Spreadsheet Is Not a Data Visualization
- Are Text Tables or Crosstabs Ever the Best Choice?
- 19. How to Make a Highlight Table
- How to Make a Highlight Table in Tableau
- 20. How to Make a Heat Map
- How to Make a Heat Map in Tableau
- 21. How to Make a Dual-Axis Combination Chart
- How to Make a Dual-Axis Combo Chart in Tableau
- Some Additional Thoughts
- 22. How to Make a Scatter Plot
- How to Make a Scatter Plot in Tableau
- 23. How to Make a Tree Map
- How to Make a Tree Map in Tableau
- 24. How to Make Sparklines
- How to Make Sparklines in Tableau
- Final Considerations
- 25. How to Make Small Multiples
- How to Make Small Multiples in Tableau
- Final Considerations
- 26. How to Make Bullet Graphs
- How to Make Bullet Graphs in Tableau
- 27. How to Make a Stacked Area Chart
- 28. How to Make a Histogram
- How to Make a Histogram in Tableau
- 29. How to Make a Box-and-Whisker Plot
- How to Make a Box-and-Whisker Plot in Tableau
- 30. How to Make a Symbol Map with Mapbox Integration
- How to Make a Symbol Map in Tableau
- How to Add Mapbox Maps
- 31. How to Make a Filled Map
- How to Make Filled Maps in Tableau
- 32. How to Make a Dual-Axis Map
- 33. How to Map a Sequential Path
- How to Map Paths in Tableau
- 34. How to Map Anything in Tableau
- Building Custom Background Maps in Tableau
- 35. How to Make Custom Polygon Maps
- 36. How to Make a Gantt Chart
- 37. How to Make a Waterfall Chart
- 38. How to Make Dual-Axis Slope Graphs
- How to Make Slope Graphs in Tableau
- How to Make Dual-Axis Slope Graphs in Tableau
- 39. How to Make Donut Charts
- How to Make Donut Charts in Tableau
- 40. How to Make Funnel Charts
- How to Make Funnel Charts in Tableau
- Option 1: The Step Dimension
- Option 2: Separate Measures
- How to Make Funnel Charts in Tableau
- 41. Introducing Pace Charts in Tableau
- How to Create a Pace Chart with a Linear Pace in Tableau
- 42. How to Make a Pareto Chart
- How to Make a Pareto Chart in Tableau
- 43. How to Make a Control Chart
- How to Make Control Charts in Tableau
- 44. How to Make Dynamic Dual-Axis Bump Charts
- How to Make Bump Charts in Tableau
- 45. How to Make Dumbbell Charts
- How to Make Tableau Dumbbell Charts
- 46. How and Why to Make Customizable Jitter Plots
- III. Tips and Tricks
- 47. How to Create Icon-Based Navigation or Filters
- How to Make Icon-Based Navigation/Filters in Tableau
- 48. How to Make a What-If Analysis Using Parameters
- 49. Three Ways to Add Alerts to Your Dashboards
- Alert 1: Date Settings
- Alert 2: Dynamic Labels
- Alert 3: Heat Map Dashboard with Optional Tableau Server Email
- 50. How to Add Instructions or Methodology Using Custom Shape Palettes
- 51. Ten Tableau Data Visualization Tips I Learned from Google Analytics
- Use a Maximum of 12 Dashboard Objects
- Improve User Experience by Leveraging Dashboard Actions
- Allow End Users to Change the Date Aggregation of Line Graphs
- Keep Crosstab Widths to a Maximum of Ten Columns
- Use a Vertical Navigation in the Left Column
- Choose Five or Fewer Colors for Your Dashboards
- Stick Mostly to Lines and Bars
- Include Comparisons Such as Year Over Year
- Bring Your Data Visualization to Life Using Segmentation
- Include Alerts of Exceptional or Poor Performance
- 52. Three Alternative Approaches to Pie Charts in Tableau
- Tableau Pie Chart Alternative #1: Bar Chart
- Tableau Pie Chart Alternative #2: Stacked Bars or Areas
- Tableau Pie Chart Alternative #3: My Recommended Approach
- 53. How to Create and Compare Segments
- This Is Awesome; Please Tell Me Other Ways This Can Be Used!
- 54. Five Design Tips for Enhancing Your Tableau Visualizations
- Color
- Typography
- Layout
- Usability
- Details
- 55. Leveraging Color to Improve Your Data Visualization
- The Color Wheel: Where It All Begins
- The Psychology of Color
- Using Custom Color Palettes in Tableau
- 56. Three Creative Ways to Use Dashboard Actions
- A Primer on Tableau Dashboard Actions
- Tableau Dashboard Action #1: Use Every Sheet as a Filter
- Tableau Dashboard Action #2: Embed YouTube Videos in a Dashboard
- Tableau Dashboard Action #3: Do a Google Search or Google Image Search from a Dashboard
- 57. How to Conditionally Format Individual Rows or Columns
- How to Use Legends Per Measure
- How to Conditionally Format in Tableau Like Excel
- The Solution: A Calculated Placeholder Field
- 58. Five Tips for Creating Efficient Workbooks
- Five Tips for Creating Efficient Workbooks in Tableau
- Tip #1: Think Strategically About the Data You Absolutely Need
- Prepare data before it gets to Tableau
- Use context filters
- Tip #2: Limit Filters; Use the Apply Button
- Tip #3: Reduce the Number of Marks
- Tip #4: Boolean Integer Float Date Date Time String
- Tip #5: Reduce Sheets, Dashboards, and Data Sources
- Tip #1: Think Strategically About the Data You Absolutely Need
- Five Tips for Creating Efficient Workbooks in Tableau
- 59. Using Level of Detail Expressions to Create Benchmarks
- How to Use Tableau Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions to Create Benchmarks
- 60. Designing Device-Specific Dashboards
- 61. How to Make a Stoplight 100-Point Index
- What Is a Stoplight Index?
- Why Do I Have to Use the Fancy Approach Youre About to Share?
- How to Set Up a 100-Point Index
- Adding Color to a 100-Point Index Table
- What If Outperforming the Comparison Is Bad?
- 62. The Case for One-Dimensional Unit Charts
- How to Make One-Dimensional Unit Charts in Tableau
- 63. How to Highlight a Dimension
- How to Add a Reference Line to a Dimension
- 64. Allow Users to Choose Measures and Dimensions
- How to Use Parameters to Select a Measure in Tableau
- How to Use Parameters to Select a Dimension in Tableau
- 65. How to Dynamically Format Numbers
- How to Dynamically Format Numbers in Tableau
- 66. How to Change Date Aggregation Using Parameters
- How to Change Date Aggregation Using Parameters
- 67. How to Equalize Year-Over-Year Dates
- How to Equalize Year-Over-Year Dates in Tableau
- 68. How to Filter Out Partial Time Periods
- How to Filter Out Partial Time Periods in Tableau
- 69. How to Compare Two Date Ranges on One Axis
- How to Compare Any Date Range to the Previous Date Range on the Same Axis in Tableau
- 70. How to Compare Unequal Date Ranges on One Axis
- 71. How to Make a Cluster Analysis
- 72. Five Tips for Making Your Tableau Public Viz Go Viral
- Tip #1: Create Remarkable Content
- Tip #2: Balance Data and Design
- Tip #3: Leverage Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Tip #4: Network
- Tip #5: Use Reddit
- 73. Three Ways to Make Beautiful Bar Charts in Tableau
- Approach #1: Use Formatting Available in Tableau
- Approach #2: Use Axis Rulers to Add a Baseline
- Approach #3: Add Caps to Bars
- 74. Three Ways to Make Lovely Line Graphs in Tableau
- Approach #1: Use Formatting Available in Tableau
- Approach #2: Maximize the Data-Ink Ratio
- Approach #3: Leverage the Dual-Axis
- 75. Three Ways Psychological Schemas Can Improve Your Data Visualization
- Schema #1: Spatial Context
- Schema #2: Icons/Shapes/Symbols
- Schema #3: Color
- IV. Framework
- 76. Introducing the INSIGHT Framework for Data Visualization
- 77. Identify the Business Question
- 78. Name KPIs
- So How Do You Name the KPIs?
- 79. Shape the Data
- Shaping Data for Use with Tableau
- Joining and Aggregating Data
- Laying Out Data for Specific Analyses
- Shaping Data for the Iron Viz Example
- 80. Initial Concept
- Creating an Initial Concept
- 81. Gather Feedback
- 82. Hone Dashboard
- 83. Tell the Story
- V. Storytelling
- 84. Introduction to Storytelling
- 85. A Data Visualization CompetitionThats Also an Analogy for the Data Visualization Process
- 86. Tip #1: Know Your Audience
- 87. Tip #2: Smooth the Excel Transition
- 88. Tip #3: Leverage Color
- A Few Benefits of Leveraging Color in Your Data Visualization
- Customizing Your Use of Color Is Easy with Tableau
- 89. Tip #4: Keep It Simple
- 90. Tip #5: Use the Golden Ratio
- 91. Tip #6: Retell an Old Story
- 92. Tip #7: Dont Neglect the Setup
- 93. Tip #8: Dont Use Pie Charts
- 94. Tip #9: Provide Visual Context
- 95. Tip #10: Use Callout Numbers
- 96. Tip #11: Allow Discovery
- 97. Tip #12: Balance Data and Design
- 98. Tip #13: Eliminate Chartjunk (But Not Graphics)
- 99. Tip #14: Use Freeform Dashboard Design
- 100. Tip 15: Tell a Story
- Index