Thank you so much for this amazing video, I am brand new to tableau and I am learning a lot from you, the only thing is that you talk very fast, it would help us, newbies, if you slowed down just a little bit, Thank you so much again!
Very Nice Video. For me loyal customers can be customers who are purchaing consistantly since the inception and who made their first purchase atlest 4 years back.
A question on question 1: We counted the distinct number of customer IDs for filtering out products with more than 100 sales. However, what about customers placing more than 1 orders? Counting how many times the sub-category "machines" shows up in the list results in 115 entries, which is more than 100. Could it be that several customers ordered machines more than once? BTW: Thanks Donabel for this great content, you clearly have passion for data and teaching.
I am so grateful to RU-vid algorithm for leading me to your FANTASTIC lessons. Your teaching style is so much better than a couple of Udemy Tableau courses I am enrolled in. Do you offer or can you recommend any classes in Desktop Analyst exam preparation?
Hi belle , wish and hope you are doing good . Your videos are great and really helpful. My advice is please make a playlist on different charts that we get along with tableau desktop. That will cover all the real time scenarios and also all the topics .please consider it
Thankyou for the wonderful tutorial , Just a request Kindly Provide the data set link too as there are multiple types of superstore data availble on the web. Thanks
super madam.... really simply super...my question how is career in Tableau? i am from india... which country is have good opportunities for tableau career?
Thank you Sivudu. I think it depends on the organizations. Many organizations can integrate Tableau - so it's possible it's not the main "career" but only part of the day-to-day responsibilities.
I have one question here for Question no 4. It asked for the range so I understand that we need to do Max(Profit) - Min(Profit) but in this case when profit are negative meaning loss the value is just adding up. Is this okay? Cause I feel that We need to substract positive lowest profit to positive highest profit.
Do you know how to calculate the slope and show it in tableau.e.g. take superstore dataset do a moving average across time (month on x axis, Moving Average Sales on y axis) How to calculate the slope here (especially when date is on one dimension) Any ideas? Thanks
How come that quite a few product ID's have 2 complete different product names? That doesn't make any sense. Could there be some data corruption in the Super Store file?
