Tableau Beginners | Working With Publicly Available Data In Tableau

From needing to connect to publicly available data for your job, to working on personal data-projects, there comes a time when we all need to wrangle data from the ‘wild’. In this module you'll use a number of case studies to highlight common problems, and how to solve them, when connecting to, and analysing real-world data.
☑️By the end of the module you'll be able to:
- Find publicly available data
- Clean real world data ready for analysis in Tableau
- Connect to and join multiple datasets
📌Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:05 What is "Real World Data"
02:10 Exploring Our Dataset
04:32 Connecting to Data with Data Interpreter
06:42 Transposing Columns in Tableau
12:39 Using the Split Function
14:22 Exploring the Second Data Set
15:58 Exporting Processed Data Source One
17:31 Importing the Crime Data Set
19:42 Explaining Joins for Tableau
21:21 Exploring Joins
26:39 Joining Housing & Crime Data
33:18 Analysing Happiness Data
🔗Links
- Get the data and workbooks: til.bi/t104
- Get the solution workbook on Tableau Public: til.bi/t104tableaupublic
- Data sources: til.bi/49u2Xkz, til.bi/3SnsnKu and til.bi/3SjOPE8
👩‍💻 Need help with your data? Talk to us!
- See how we can help you make sense of your data: [e-mail]
- Find out more about The Information Lab: www.theinformationlab.co.uk/
- Find out more about The Data School: www.thedataschool.co.uk/
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