Tableau 10 Business Intelligence Cookbook
Create powerful, effective visualizations with Tableau 10
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Erschienen am 13. Januar 2025
476 Seiten
978-1-78646-973-1 (ISBN)
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Santos Donabel :
Donabel Santos is a self-confessed data geek. She loves working with data, writing queries, and developing reports on her SQL Server databases, and exploring and visualizing data with Tableau. She is the principal and senior business intelligence architect at QueryWorks Solutions, a Tableau Learning and Alliance partner in Vancouver, BC, Canada, providing consulting and training services. She has spent years in consulting and has developed a variety of solutions for clients in different verticals-finance, manufacturing, healthcare, legal, higher education, and local government. Donabel is a multi-year Microsoft Data Platform MVP (previously known as SQL Server MVP) and has extensive experience in the SQL server in different areas, such as development, administration, data warehouse, reporting (SSRS), tuning, troubleshooting, XML, CLR, and integration with ERPs and CRMs using PowerShell, C#, SSIS, and Power BI. One of Donabel's passions is teaching and sharing her love for data. She is a Tableau Certified Professional and a Tableau accredited trainer, delivering Tableau public and on-site client training. She is also the lead instructor for a number of courses at British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), including Applied Database Administration and Design (ADAD) and Applied Data Analytics (ADA) programs. She teaches SQL server administration, development, integration (SSIS), data warehouse foundations, and visual analytics with Tableau. Donabel has also authored three other books with Packt Publishing: SQL Server 2012 with PowerShell V3 Cookbook, PowerShell for SQL Server Essentials, and SQL Server 2014 with PowerShell V5 Cookbook. She also contributed a chapter to Manning Publications' PowerShell Deep Dives.Banoub Paul :
Contacted on: 18/12/2015 for Mastering Tableau 10 [video]
Donabel Santos is a self-confessed data geek. She loves working with data, writing queries, and developing reports on her SQL Server databases, and exploring and visualizing data with Tableau. She is the principal and senior business intelligence architect at QueryWorks Solutions, a Tableau Learning and Alliance partner in Vancouver, BC, Canada, providing consulting and training services. She has spent years in consulting and has developed a variety of solutions for clients in different verticals-finance, manufacturing, healthcare, legal, higher education, and local government. Donabel is a multi-year Microsoft Data Platform MVP (previously known as SQL Server MVP) and has extensive experience in the SQL server in different areas, such as development, administration, data warehouse, reporting (SSRS), tuning, troubleshooting, XML, CLR, and integration with ERPs and CRMs using PowerShell, C#, SSIS, and Power BI. One of Donabel's passions is teaching and sharing her love for data. She is a Tableau Certified Professional and a Tableau accredited trainer, delivering Tableau public and on-site client training. She is also the lead instructor for a number of courses at British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), including Applied Database Administration and Design (ADAD) and Applied Data Analytics (ADA) programs. She teaches SQL server administration, development, integration (SSIS), data warehouse foundations, and visual analytics with Tableau. Donabel has also authored three other books with Packt Publishing: SQL Server 2012 with PowerShell V3 Cookbook, PowerShell for SQL Server Essentials, and SQL Server 2014 with PowerShell V5 Cookbook. She also contributed a chapter to Manning Publications' PowerShell Deep Dives.Banoub Paul :
Contacted on: 18/12/2015 for Mastering Tableau 10 [video]
Inhalt
- Cover
- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgements
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Basic Charts
- Introduction
- Creating a bar chart
- Creating a stacked bar chart
- Creating a line chart
- Creating a scatter plot
- Creating a heat map
- Creating a text table (crosstab)
- Creating a highlight table
- Creating an area chart
- Creating a pie chart
- Creating a bubble chart
- Creating a word cloud
- Creating a tree map
- Chapter 2: Advanced Charts
- Introduction
- Creating a histogram
- Creating a small multiple chart
- Creating a shared axis chart
- Creating a combo chart (dual axis chart)
- Creating a bullet chart
- Creating a bar in bar chart
- Creating a donut chart
- Creating a unit chart
- Creating a box and whisker chart
- Creating a sparkline with indicators
- Creating a KPI text table
- Creating a waterfall chart
- Creating a population pyramid
- Chapter 3: Interactivity
- Introduction
- Creating a motion chart
- Creating a dynamic column/row trellis chart
- Creating a top/bottom N filter
- Comparing one to everything else
- Dynamically displaying dimensions
- Dynamically displaying and sorting measures
- Creating a custom date period filter
- Chapter 4: Dashboards and Story Points
- Introduction
- Creating a filter action
- Creating a highlight action
- Creating a URL action
- Creating an Infographic-like dashboard
- Creating story points
- Chapter 5: Maps and Geospatial Visualization
- Introduction
- Adding data layers to map
- Creating custom territories
- Working with Web Map Service (WMS)
- Using path to display movement in map
- Mapping custom polygons
- Importing custom geocoding
- Using a custom image background
- Chapter 6: Analytics
- Introduction
- Adding a constant line
- Adding a trend line
- Using a reference line
- Adding a reference band
- Performing cluster analysis
- Visualizing forecast
- Performing linear regression with R
- Chapter 7: Data Preparation
- Introduction
- Using the Data Interpreter and pivot
- Using the legacy Jet driver
- Using schema.ini to resolve data type issues
- Pivoting columns
- Using union
- Using join
- Using blend
- Appendix A: Calculated Fields Primer
- Different ways to create calculated fields
- Calculated field window
- Functions in Tableau
- Function syntax
- Word of caution
- Different types of calculated fields
- Dealing with NULLs
- Tidbits
- Conclusion
- Appendix B: Resources
- Data sources for recipes in this book
- Articles and white papers
- Blogs and additional resources
- Index
