Learn Tableau by Working on Exciting Dashboards - Create a Dashboard-1

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on creating dashboards in Tableau. It begins with an introduction to dashboards, explaining their components and the importance of organizing views. The tutorial then delves into the process of creating a dashboard, detailing the use of various views like line charts, KPIs, and bar charts. It emphasizes the importance of layout and design, explaining how to use containers effectively. The tutorial provides a step-by-step implementation guide, covering the use of horizontal and vertical containers, and concludes with final adjustments to ensure the dashboard is functional and visually appealing.

What is a dashboard in Tableau primarily composed of?

• A single chart

• Only text objects

• A collection of views from different data sources

• A single data source

Which component is NOT part of the final dashboard described?

• State-wise sales

• Customer feedback

• KPI sheet

• Top five products

What is the recommended size for a Tableau dashboard to fit most screens?

• 1366 by 768

• 800 by 600

• 1024 by 768

• 1200 by 800

What is the purpose of using containers in Tableau dashboards?

• To store data

• To organize views and objects

• To apply filters

• To change colors

How are horizontal containers different from vertical containers?

• Vertical containers stack objects side by side

• Horizontal containers stack objects one below another

• Horizontal containers stack objects side by side

• Vertical containers are used for text only

What is the first step in arranging views on a dashboard?

• Applying colors

• Choosing the dashboard size

• Adding filters

• Using containers

Which object is used to display the title of the dashboard?

• Text object

• Blank object

• Image object

• Web page object

What should be done if a filter is not affecting all views as intended?

• Add more filters

• Change the filter type

• Apply the filter to selected worksheets

• Remove the filter

What is the purpose of using floating objects in a dashboard?

• To add text

• To change object colors

• To allow objects to overlap

• To fix objects in place

How can you ensure that the background color of the dashboard matches the views?

• Copy the HTML color code from a view

• Use a gradient

• Use a default color

• Select a random color