Getting Started with Tableau Next

Adding a Metric

Metrics don't just live in the semantic model, you can place them on the dashboard just like a Tableau Pulse metric complete with AI driven insights

Adding key performance indicator (KPI) metrics to a dashboard and explains the critical concept of how filter actions work based on the fields included in the metric's definition.

What You’ll Learn:

  • How to add a pre-defined Metric, or KPI card, to your dashboard and link it to your data model
  • Why metrics only respond to filters based on their included data fields
  • How to use the "Replace" function to fix a broken dashboard object
Part 1

Your First Steps

  1. Introduction to Tableau Next

    2:20
  2. Creating a Workspace

    1:57
Part 2

Adding Data

  1. Adding csv data

    6:27
  2. Adding Data via Data Cloud

    5:4.
Part 3

Tableau Semantics

  1. Creating a Semantic Model

    3:47
  2. Adding Relationships

    3:41
  3. Renaming and Removing Columns

    2:42
  4. Calculated Fields

    3:58
  5. Adding a Metric

    4:52
  6. Adding a Logical View

    6:19
  7. Adding Parameters

    3:49
  8. Testing Your Semantic Model

    2:48
Part 4

Visuals

  1. First Steps in Creating a Visualisation

    1:5.
  2. Creating Charts in Tableau Next

    7:52
  3. Adding a Data Table

    2:57
Part 5

Dashboards

  1. Creating a Dashboard and adding a Title

    2:39
  2. Adding a Couple of Visuals

    2:34
  3. Adding a Metric

    3:53
  4. Adding a Parameter to a Dashboard

    3:20
  5. Adding Toggles

    0:56
  6. Adding a Container

    1:55
  7. Navigating and Actions in Tableau Next

    3:27
  8. Selective Filtering

    2:13
Part 6

Concierge / AgentForce

  1. Asking Questions with Concierge

    4:2.
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