| Summary: | Our lives are full of data—there are numbers everywhere. But most people aren’t good at looking at tables of numbers and interpreting them correctly. Luckily, pattern detection is inherent in our physiology. Replacing tables of numbers with preattentive attributes (things that we notice automatically, like length, height, size, and color)—in other words, visualizing the data—allows us to share information quickly and easily. Tableau is a tool that can take tables of data from multiple sources and convert them into a visual format. This saves time and leads to insights that might otherwise be missed. Join expert Christopher Gardner to get started with Tableau. You’ll explore Tableau’s interface and learn how to use Tableau’s tools and features to create useful, detailed charts that will tell the whole story of your data
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