Data Visualization with Tableau Literacy (Beginner Level) 

Adjust data sources and connections in a Tableau workbook

Connect to a desktop source and use single tables and multiple tables to extract data into Tableau Data Engine

Connect to a Microsoft SQL Server database, select tables, and directly connect to the data to enable working with live data

Connect to multiple data sources and use the relationship tool to demonstrate automatic data blending in Tableau

Create a basic view to explore data in Tableau Desktop

Create a histogram to show data distribution

Create and customize worksheets in a Tableau workbook

Create scatter plots and trend lines to visualize and compare relationships between numerical variables

Create vertical and horizontal bar charts to compare data across identified categories

Demonstrate how to use a custom SQL query with a database to extract data into the Tableau Data Engine

Demonstrate managing data types for columns in Data Source page

Describe the purpose of shelves, cards, and marks when building visualizations in Tableau Desktop

Filter data from the connected data source via the Tableau Data Source Page

Find and manage fields in Data pane

Import worksheets, dashboards, and workbook contents into a file in Tableau Desktop

Replace data sources from the Data Source Page and worksheet view in Tableau Desktop

Save Tableau workbooks and data sources using TWB and TDS formats

Sort and group fields in the Data pane

Use the pivot tool to prepare data for extraction into the Tableau Data Engine

Work with Data Interpreter to identify data anomalies and clean up data