Getting Started with Tableau Next

Adding Relationships

Pull together multiple tables of data or data objects into your semantic model and define how they each relate to one another

Learn how to add relationships and joins to your Tableau semantic model, showing you how to link tables, manage data objects, and correctly apply connections to build a model.

What you’ll learn:

  • How to easily rename your Tableau semantic model for better organization and avoid common mistakes during the renaming process.
  • How to add, clean, and remove unnecessary data.
  • How to link different tables in Tableau using common fields.
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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