How much does Tableau Desktop – Part 2 cost?

$1,395 per seat. That covers courseware and lab access. Exam vouchers are quoted separately. Volume pricing is available for teams, and a private cohort is usually cheaper per seat past about four people.

How long is Tableau Desktop – Part 2?

2 days of instructor-led training, delivered live online. Classes run during business hours in the timezone shown on each date.

When is the next Tableau Desktop – Part 2 class?

The next scheduled date is Oct 11-12. There are 3 upcoming dates in total, 1 of which is guaranteed to run regardless of enrollment.

Is Tableau Desktop – Part 2 delivered online?

Yes. It runs live online with an instructor, not as a recording, so you can ask questions as you go. It can also be delivered privately at your site.

Can a government agency buy Tableau Desktop – Part 2?

Yes. Purchase orders and government purchase cards are both accepted at checkout, and quotes can be formatted for a solicitation response. Terms are net 30 on invoiced orders.

What happens if I need to cancel Tableau Desktop – Part 2?

Course fees are fully refundable with written notice at least ten business days before the class. Inside that window the fee is forfeited, though one free retake is available within six months of the class date.

Tableau Desktop – Part 2 | 2-day class

Upcoming dates

All times shown in the class's own timezone. 1 of 3 are guaranteed to run, meaning they go ahead regardless of enrollment. Dates we teach ourselves run once 1 people are booked, so a pair of seats confirms one.

Dates	Starts	Where	Status	Seat
Oct 11-12	9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PDT Taught by us	Live virtual	RUNS WITH 1+	$1,395
Oct 12-13	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EDT	Live virtual	GUARANTEED	$1,400
Nov 18-19	9:00 AM to 4:00 PM PST Taught by us	Live virtual	RUNS WITH 1+	$1,395

About this class

We have 3 scheduled dates of Tableau Desktop – Part 2, from Oct 11-12 through Nov 18-19. 1 of them is guaranteed to run regardless of enrollment. 2 of those are taught by our own instructors; the rest are delivered by a partner. Seats are $1,395 each over 2 days, courseware included. Book online with a card, or send a purchase order and we will invoice on net 30 terms.

The advent of cloud computing and storage has ushered in the era of big data. With the abundance of computational power and storage, organizations and employees with many different roles and responsibilities can benefit from analyzing data to find timely insights and gain a competitive advantage. Data-backed visualizations allow anyone to explore, analyze, and report insights and trends from data. Tableau software is designed for this purpose. Tableau was built to connect to a wide range of data sources and allows users to quickly create visualizations of connected data to gain insights, show trends, and create reports. Beyond the fundamental capabilities of creating data-driven visualizations, Tableau allows users to manipulate data with calculations to show insights, make visualizations interactive, and perform statistical analysis. This gives users the ability to create and share data-driven insights with peers, executives, and clients. Tableau is a revolutionary toolkit that lets you simply and effectively create high quality data visualizations. In this two-day, instructor-led course, students will learn how to make the most of Tableau by connecting to various data sources and create different types of visualizations, including stacked bar charts, scatter plots and maps. You’ll also learn about customizing Tableau’s default settings for visualizations. You’ll find this course useful if you spend a lot of time conducting data analysis and creating reports. Students will learn the exact steps required to generate simple to complex graphics. Whether they are pie charts or box plots, you can create such graphics with ease and confidence; no more searching for scripts or laborious Excel hacks. This course is designed for professionals in a variety of job roles who are currently using Tableau to perform numerical or general data analysis, visualization, and reporting. They need to provide data visualizations from multiple data sources, or combine data to show comparisons, manipulate data through calculations, create interactive visualizations, or create visualizations that showcase insights from statistical analysis. This course is also designed for students who plan to obtain Tableau Desktop Qualified Associate certification, which requires candidates to pass the Desktop Qualified Associate exam.

What you'll be able to do

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

Connect to and transform data.
Refine visualizations.
Analyze data with calculations.
Perform statistical analysis, forecasting, and predicting.
Create content.
Publish and manage content.
Get answers with Explain Data and Tableau Pulse.

Course outline

Lesson 1: Connecting to and Transforming Data

Topic A: Select Appropriate Data Sources
Topic B: Combine Data for Analysis
Topic C: Transform Data

Lesson 2: Refining Visualizations

Topic A: Organize Data
Topic B: Create Advanced Filters
Topic C: Create and Apply Parameters

Lesson 3: Analyzing Data with Calculations

Topic A: Create Calculated Fields
Topic B: Use Functions to Manipulate Data
Topic C: Use Table Calculations
Topic D: Create Calculated Groups
Topic E: Create Custom Sorts
Topic F: Create LOD Expressions

Lesson 4: Performing Statistical Analysis, Forecasting, and Predicting

Topic A: Perform Statistical Analysis
Topic B: Forecast Data Trends
Topic C: Create Predictive Models

Lesson 5: Creating Content

Topic A: Create Charts and Maps
Topic B: Create Dashboards
Topic C: Format Dashboards
Topic D: Enhance Dashboards

Lesson 6: Publishing and Managing Content

Topic A: Share and Publish Content
Topic B: Schedule Data Updates
Topic C: Manage Published Workbooks

Lesson 7: Getting Answers with Explain Data and Tableau Pulse

Topic A: Use the Explain Data Feature
Topic B: Use Tableau Pulse

Before you attend

To ensure your success in this course you should have experience with importing data and creating data visualizations in Tableau. You can obtain this level of skill and knowledge by taking the following course ISI-1470B, Introduction to Tableau or have equivalent experience and skills.

Who this is for

This course is designed for professionals in a variety of job roles who are currently using Tableau to perform numerical or general data analysis, visualization, and reporting. They need to provide data visualizations from multiple data sources, or combine data to show comparisons, manipulate data through calculations, create interactive visualizations, or create visualizations that showcase insights from statistical analysis. This course is also designed for students who plan to obtain the Tableau Desktop Specialist certification, which requires candidates to pass the Tableau Desktop Specialist exam, or the Tableau Certified Data Analyst certification, which requires candidates to pass the Tableau Certified Data Analyst exam.