Tableau Desktop Specialist Questions and Answers 100% Accurate(rated A+)
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Tableau Desktop Specialist
Tableau Desktop Specialist Questions and Answers 100% Accurate(rated A+)Start Page - ANSWER-Welcomes you to Tableau
1. Connect
2. Open
3. Discover
Data Source Page - ANSWER-Opens when you connect to a data source
1. Left Panel
2. Commissary
3. Data grid
4. Metadata
- Filtered individua...
Tableau Exam 2023-2024 Questions and Answers 100% Correct(rated A+)
Sheet - ANSWER-Is a singular chart or map in Tableau
Dashboard - ANSWER-Is a canvas for displaying multiple sheets at a time and allowing them to interact with each other.
Workbook - ANSWER-Is the entire Tableau file containing your sheets and dashboards.
Measure - ANSWER-A variable from the dataset that is meant to be aggregated. (This means it should be a number that it makes sense to do math with: sum, average, and so on.) Measures are often continuous data. Examples include GPA, sales, quantity, quota, height, and salary.
Dimension - ANSWER-A categorical variable from the dataset that is used to slice and dice the data into different categories. Dimensions are often discrete data. Examples include country, gender, student ID, and name.
Filter - ANSWER-is used to limit what data is being displayed on the sheet. Visible controls for a filter on a sheet or dashboard are called Quick Filters.
Tooltip - ANSWER-Text boxes that appear when hovering over a mark on a sheet in order to give more information. The text and text formatting in them are easily edited through the Marks card.
Marks card - ANSWER-Is the tool used to create a sheet that controls most of the visual
elements in a sheet. Using the Marks card, you can switch between different chart types
(bar, line, symbol, filled map, and so), change colors and sizes, add labels, change the level of detail, and edit the tool tips.
Rows and Columns Shelves - ANSWER-Is where you determine which variables will go on what axis. Put data you want displayed along the X-axis on the Columns shelf and data you want displayed on the Y-axis on the Rows shelf.
Data Source - ANSWER-The link between your data and Tableau. A Tableau data source contains information about how to connect to your data, table names, the relationships the tables have with each other, and any customizations that you make on top. Shelf - ANSWER-Named areas to the left and top of the view. You build views by placing fields onto the shelves. Some shelves are available only when you select certain
mark types. For example, the Shape shelf is available only when you select the Shape mark type.
Direct Connection - ANSWER-A connection state. In live mode, the Tableau data source fetches your data and saves the metadata associated with your data to the Tableau data source. See also: extract mode
Join - ANSWER-A way to combine data from multiple tables./A relationship between fields in a join. You can define the relationship on the canvas of the data source
Packaged Workbook - ANSWER-A single zip file with a .twbx extension that contains a workbook along with any supporting local file data sources and background images. Use this format to package your work for sharing with others who don't have access to the data.
Pill - ANSWER-A field in the view.
Card - ANSWER-Named areas to the left and top of the view. You build views by placing fields onto the shelves. Some shelves are available only when you select certain
mark types. For example, the Shape shelf is available only when you select the Shape mark type.
Data Extract - ANSWER-A saved subset of a data source that you can use to improve performance and analyze offline. You can create an extract by defining filters and limits that include the data you want in the extract.
Data Blend - ANSWER-Is the process of combining data from multiple sources into a functioning dataset.
Pivot - ANSWER-A way to convert data from crosstab format into columnar format.
Cube - ANSWER-A data source that is connected to a multidimensional database. Also known as multidimensional data source. For example, data sources that connect to Microsoft Analysis Services or Oracle Essbase are called cubes.
Story - ANSWER-A sheet that contains a sequence of views or dashboards that work together to convey information.
Aggregations - ANSWER-Mathematical Calculations: Sum, Count, Average, Median, Min, Max, Std. Dev.
The Analysis Menu - ANSWER-Features: Totals, Percentage Of, Create Calculated Field, Aggregate Measures
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