Tableau Courses

The third release of 2024 is here with a strong series of quality of life improvements for Cloud and for Desktop.

The second release of 2024 is here and it's packed with platform defining features.

A course covering tableau Pulse as new features get added.

The first release of 2024 is here and it's mostly a Tableau Pulse release.

The final release in 2023 and the last release in the new tri-annual release cadence.

Straight off the back of Tableau conference, 2023.2 is the first opportunity to see some of the announced features in action.

2023.1 feels like a service update with lots of niche updates to make life easier. Hop in to find out more!

2022.4 packs in yet more quality-of-life updates including image roles, the proper function and more.

2022.2 brings in fewer authoring features than we are used to in place of many more features targeted at Tableau Cloud, the tableau exchange and some long-overdue improvements to Tableau Prep.

2022.3 is a small update, but a few features pack a punch in this release, not least Dynamic zone visibility.

2022.1 has been showcased. Now it's time to find out about the features. Check back to this course to find out more about the features as they're released.

Check back as we launch videos over the next week.

Some tips to keep you going and save you time.

Find out everything new in the 2021.2 release of Tableau. Check back soon for more content on Tableau Prep, Einstein Analytics and Tableau Server / Online.

Find out everything new in the 2021.1 release of Tableau

A playlist designed to get you from zero to LOD hero.

These concepts don't really belong to any topic, but they drive the fundamental way in which Tableau works.

A playlist in progress: I'm working my way through the key functions used in Tableau. As the videos are produced this playlist will update.

To close out a jam packed year of releases, we got Prep in the browser, multiple mark layers for maps (and other chart types), block comments, date axis extensions and many more quality of life improvements. Hit play to find out more.

A good understanding of file types in Tableau can save you a ton of time. I've covered the key types and as new file types become available, I'll be updating this playlist.

In 2020.3 Tableau gave Prep the ability to write to database, ability to grant licenses on sign in, improved data connectors and a range of quality of life improvements for server, online and desktop. Jump in to find out more.

Relationships, relationships, relationships. That alongside metrics, set controls and improvements to previous features make this probably the biggest leap in any release in a long while.

Find out about dynamic parameters, viz animations, buffer calculations and many more features in the first release of 2020.

Tableau Prep is the newest product in Tableau's lineup. I walk you through as if you know nothing and guide you through your first few flows.

In this playlist I cover all the features announced in 2019 for the desktop authoring experience.

Tableau 10 was a leap change in the design and user interface of Tableau as well as the first version that supported Macs. Find out more.

A series of explainers for Tableau.

Conference 2020 Events and videos

This playlist contains videos I've made for other channels