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Tableau Desktop Certified Associate - Analytics
Preparing for Tableau Certification requires hands-on practice. This course will teach you how to use Tableau with hands-on demos using analytics to get the right answers on the Tableau Desktop Certified Associate Exam.
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Tableau Desktop Certified Associate - Analytics
Preparing for Tableau Certification requires hands-on practice. This course will teach you how to use Tableau with hands-on demos using analytics to get the right answers on the Tableau Desktop Certified Associate Exam.
Beginner
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Preparing for Tableau Certification requires hands-on practice. In this course, Tableau Desktop Certified Associate - Analytics, you’ll learn to how to use Tableau with hands-on demos to get the right answers on the Tableau Desktop Certified Associate exam. First, you’ll explore the analytics pane for easy visual analysis. Next, you’ll discover how to add context to views through reference objects. Finally, you’ll learn how to use Tableau Desktop in hands-on demos to answer sample exam questions. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of visual analytics needed to pass the Tableau Desktop Certified Associate exam.
Tableau Desktop Certified Associate - Analytics
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Adam Crahen is the Director of Analytics Practices and Enablement for Pluralsight and also a former Tableau Zen Master. Adam is a creative problem solver specializing in data curation, transformation and visualization with tools like Tableau, SQL, Snowflake, dbt, and Alteryx, etc. His work has been recognized by organizations like Kantar and has been featured by several news organizations around the world. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and passion for data by speaking at conferences, user groups and connecting with the data community.