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Tableau public odata
Tableau public odata












tableau public odata

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TABLEAU PUBLIC ODATA HOW TO

It’s perfect, now you can connect a data source to Tableau and you’ll see later how to connect data faster. We have access to different server with OData and others. What is interesting with the « Statistical File » is that we can connect files type SAS, SPSS and R. Or click on this icon on the dashboard. Here are the files types you can connect to Tableau Of if you want to stay on the dashboard, you can click on the top left on « Data » then « New Data Source ».

tableau public odata

Click here to return to the connection manager where you can connect several different files. Wait, I’ll show you how you can connect more source files. You’ve seen, it’s simple to connect a source file to Tableau. If you do a right-click and click on « View Data », you see the data as in the previous window. Now, I just want to show you that we have « Data » column with our source file. We will discuss the various function in more detail in the next section. Columns « Units » et « Unit Price » identified as data in number format. Colums « Order Date », « Region », « Rep » and « Items » identified as data in text format. We’ll see that later.Īt the bottom, there is a preview of the file with columns and rows. You can work with data comes from several differents files, different tables from different CSV files. And it’s possible to connect several files.įor exemple, if you do a drag and drop here, Tableau will try to connect these 2 files. In the center, there is a window with the files you connected. I’ll show you later how to import several files of the same type. There is 1 file because you imported 1 file. The connection manager appears for this source file :Īt the top left, there is « Connect » where the file is located and below it, there is « File » with 1 file. When you open Tableau, there is a « Connect » column :Ĭlick on « Text File » and open the file « OfficeSupplies.csv » : I have just enrolled in a Data Science course on Udemy and I learned good stuff.Īfter downloading the file « OfficeSupplies.csv », you will open this file with Tableau.














Tableau public odata