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Module-2-Data Visualisation

This document discusses how to connect and visualize data in Tableau. It covers connecting to different data sources like databases, public data, and cloud services. It also discusses generated values, data extracts, joining tables, blending data sources, and dealing with data quality issues. The document provides information on performance, functions, and file formats when connecting and preparing data in Tableau.

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Module-2-Data Visualisation

This document discusses how to connect and visualize data in Tableau. It covers connecting to different data sources like databases, public data, and cloud services. It also discusses generated values, data extracts, joining tables, blending data sources, and dealing with data quality issues. The document provides information on performance, functions, and file formats when connecting and preparing data in Tableau.

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DATA VISUALIZATION FOR MANAGERES

MBA III SEM


SPECIALIZATION
BUSINESS
ANALYTICS
As per RTMNU,Nagpur
MODULE -2
 Connecting Data – How to connect Data, What are
generated values, Use of Data Connection and Data
Extract, Joining Database Table with Tableau,
Blending different Datasources in single Worksheet,
Data Quality Problem
HOW TO CONNECT YOUR DATA
CONNECTING YOUR DATA SCREEN
CONNECTING TO DESKTOP SOURCES
CONNECTION TO YOUR DATABASE SOURCES
CONNECTING PUBLIC DATA SOURCES
 Public domain data sets
 Commercial data services

 Cloud database platforms

Tablue Provides
 Google Analytics

 Google Big Query

 Amazon Redshift

 Salesforce

 Open Data Protocol (ODATA)

 Windows Azure Marketplace


WHAT ARE GENERATED VALUES?
 Measure Names and Measure Values
 Longitude and Latitude

 Number of Records
MEASURE NAMES AND MEASURE VALUES
Longitude and Latitude
NUMBER OF RECORDS
DATA EXTRACT
 Performance improvement
 Additional functions

 Data portability

Tableau File
Format
 Tableau Workbook (.twb)

 Tableau Packaged Workbook (.twbx)

 Tableau Datasource (.tds)

 Tableau Bookmark (.twb)

 Tableau Data Extract (.tde)


JOINING DATABASE TABLE WITH TABLEAU
JOINS
BLENDING DIFFERENT DATA SOURCES IN A
SINGLE WORKSHEET
 If your data isn’t in one place,blending provides a
viable way to quickly create a left-join-like
connection between your primary and secondary
datasources.
 Blends are more fragile than joins.

 They persist only on the worksheet page on which


they are created.
 Blends offer a different kind of flexibility—the
ability to alter the primary datasource for each
worksheet page
HOW TO CREATE DATA BLEND
 Creating data blends requires a little planning. If
you are going to bring data that doesn’t reside in
your primary datasource you have to think about
what field(s) you may need in order to achieve the
desired result.
 There are two ways you can create a blend—the
automatic method or manually defining the blend .
BLENDED DATA
FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE SPEED OF YOUR
DATA
CONNECTIONS
 The Server hardware, which hosts the database
 The database, which hosts the data

 The network, over which the data is sent

 Your own computer’s hardware, which has


Tableau Desktop
HOW TO DEAL WITH DATA QUALITY
PROBLEMS
 Renaming
 Grouping

 Aliases

 Geographic Errors

 Null Values
REFERENCE
 Tableau your Data, Daniel G Murray, 2nd
Edition, Wiley Publishing, ISBN-13: 978-
8126573448.
 www.wikipedia.com

 www.google.com

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