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Tableau Desktop · Calculations · LOD · Dashboards

Tableau Training in Bangalore — LOD Expressions, Dashboards & Data Storytelling

Build Tableau views that answer a business question, then control their calculation grain, interaction and publishing—not just their colours.

Duration
20 live hours
Core skills
Calculations, LOD and dashboards
Output
Interactive decision-focused workbook
Delivery
Live online or corporate onsite
Course overview

What is the Tableau Training course?

Tableau Training is a 20-hour instructor-led course for analysts and BI teams. Participants connect and structure data, build appropriate views, create calculated fields and table calculations, use FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE level-of-detail expressions, and assemble an interactive dashboard. The course concludes with publishing and review decisions for Tableau Public, Server or Cloud as appropriate to the delivery environment. It is a Tableau course for Bangalore learners and teams.

Is this the right course for you or your team?

Who it is for

  • Analysts beginning with Tableau
  • Reporting teams that need stronger calculated fields and LOD skills
  • BI practitioners improving dashboard design
  • Teams publishing through Tableau Server or Cloud

Situations it fits

  • The team can make charts but struggles with analytical calculation
  • Granularity changes produce confusing results
  • Dashboards contain many sheets but no clear reading path
  • Publishing permissions and refresh ownership are unclear

Prerequisites

  • Comfort working with tabular data
  • No prior Tableau required for the full route
  • Tableau Desktop or agreed authoring access installed before labs
  • Advanced-only delivery assumes basic chart and filter familiarity
Workplace tasks

The business problems this course addresses

The course focuses on the analytical and design decisions that separate a useful dashboard from a collection of charts.

Workplace tasks, the usual problem, and what the course practises
TaskThe usual problemWhat participants practise
Choosing a viewThe default chart does not match the comparison or relationship.Choose visual form from the business question and data type.
Calculating at the right levelThe view and the required metric use different granularity.Use table calculations or an appropriate LOD expression and test filter behaviour.
Building interactionUsers cannot move from summary to explanation.Design parameters, actions, tooltips and drill paths around the audience’s questions.
Publishing responsiblyA workbook is shared without clear data access or refresh ownership.Document permissions, extracts, schedules and the owner of each source.
Learning outcomes

What participants will be able to do

Practise the skills below through course exercises, then check the results and explain how you would apply them to your work.

  1. Build appropriate views

    Select and construct charts based on comparison, distribution, relationship, composition or geography.

  2. Create calculations

    Use calculated fields, parameters and table calculations for business metrics and comparisons.

  3. Control analytical grain

    Apply FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE LOD expressions and predict how filters affect them.

  4. Design dashboard interactions

    Use actions, tooltips and navigation to support a clear analytical path.

  5. Communicate a finding

    Arrange views and annotations into a concise narrative for a defined audience.

  6. Plan publication

    Identify workbook, permission, extract and refresh decisions for the selected Tableau environment.

Who this course is for

Applied to each team’s real work

  • Business analysts

    Performance dashboards, segment comparisons and exploratory analysis.

  • Customer and marketing analysts

    Cohorts, acquisition, retention, campaign and journey views.

  • Operations analysts

    Throughput, service levels, geography, exceptions and trend monitoring.

  • BI teams

    Reusable calculations, governed sources, Server or Cloud publication and handover.

Tableau environment

Author, calculate and publish in the environment you use

The authoring labs use Tableau Desktop or an agreed equivalent. Publication depends on the learner or client environment.

  • Tableau Desktop

    by Tableau

    Core authoring environment for views, calculations and dashboards.

    • Connecting and exploring data
    • Calculated fields and LOD expressions
    • Dashboard construction
    Used in
    All core labs and the final dashboard.
    What to verify
    Check aggregation, granularity and filter order rather than assuming the visible result is correct.
  • Tableau Server or Cloud

    by Tableau

    Hands-on publication requires suitable client or learner access

    Publishing, access, sharing and refresh environment.

    • Workbook publication
    • Permission planning
    • Extract and refresh discussion
    Used in
    Publishing walkthrough when suitable access exists.
    What to verify
    Licensing, site roles, permissions and source connectivity depend on the organisation.

20 hours · 20 live hours

Detailed curriculum

4 modules, each pairing short instruction with guided practice. Sequence and examples can be adjusted after the training-needs discussion; the core outcomes stay the same.

  1. Session 14 hours

    Foundations and analytical views

    • Connections, fields and the marks card
    • Dimensions, measures, discrete and continuous fields
    • Core chart selection and filtering
    Practical activity

    Build and explain a three-view performance dashboard.

  2. Session 25 hours

    Calculated fields, table calculations and parameters

    • Conditional, date and string calculations
    • Running totals, percent-of-total and period comparisons
    • Parameters and dynamic metric selection
    Practical activity

    Create a KPI scorecard with user-controlled measures.

  3. Session 36 hours

    LOD expressions and advanced analysis

    • FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE
    • Filter order and granularity
    • Cohort, first-event and customer-level metrics
    Practical activity

    Solve analytical questions where the calculation grain differs from the view.

  4. Session 45 hours

    Dashboard design and publishing

    • Layout, hierarchy and accessibility
    • Filter, highlight and navigation actions
    • Server or Cloud publishing and refresh decisions
    Practical activity

    Build, review and present an interactive executive dashboard.

Need a learning plan around your goals?

Share your experience, stack and goals. The proposal sets out the suitable modules.

Request a course proposal
Hands-on practice

Exercises and practical outputs

Participants first answer an analytical question, then justify the calculation and design choices behind the view.

How every module runs

  1. Question

    Define the comparison, level of detail and audience.

  2. Calculate

    Choose a basic, table or LOD calculation and test its behaviour.

  3. Design

    Build a readable view and interaction path.

  4. Publish

    Document access, refresh and ownership decisions.

Exercises use realistic examples with no sensitive data. What participants make in the workshop is for practice and review, and anything they keep is their own working material.

Reliable analytics

A report that looks right can still be wrong

Every course treats data quality, checking calculations and controlling access as part of the work, not as an optional last step.

Check the product’s current documentation and your company’s data rules before you use these methods at work.

  1. Use approved data

    Use public, made-up, cleaned-up or company-approved data. Remove personal and confidential fields before using any outside AI service.

  2. Trace every number

    Match row counts, totals, filters, joins and time periods to the source before a report is used for a decision.

  3. Review generated logic

    Read every formula, DAX measure, SQL query, calculated field and Python script that AI writes. Test the edge cases instead of trusting output that only sounds right.

  4. Publish with controls

    Before sharing a workbook or dashboard, confirm who can see it, who refreshes it, how sensitive the data is and who reviews it.

Delivery and customisation

How the course is tailored and delivered

Private programmes are built around the reports, data, tool versions and decisions your people deal with at work. Public batches use neutral practice data, so people from different companies can work safely.

From first conversation to evaluation

  1. Map the work

    Find out the roles, current skill level, regular reports and the decisions the training should help with.

  2. Confirm the environment

    Check software versions, licences, database access, security rules and whether your data can be used in exercises.

  3. Shape the labs

    Choose realistic data and outputs, then decide how deep to go on formulas, models, charts or code.

  4. Practise and review

    People build during the session, explain their choices and use a checklist before showing the result.

Delivery formats

  • Public live-online cohort

    Best for: Individuals and small teams joining a published batch

    Trainer-led sessions on Zoom, with notes, assignments, lab guides and recordings in the Technovids LMS. You can watch the recordings for three months after the batch.

  • Private corporate programme

    Best for: Teams that want their own data, report standards and dates

    Live online or at your office. The written proposal confirms the scope, group size, exercises, materials, support and price.

Delivery modes

  • Live online

    Live, trainer-led sessions with screen sharing, guided practice and review. Public batches run on Zoom and the Technovids LMS.

  • Onsite for corporate teams

    At your office, with the same hands-on course, using approved or cleaned-up company data where it suits.

Course specification

Course details at a glance

The published course parameters on one page. Final scope, dates and fees are confirmed in the written proposal.

Tableau Training — specification
CourseTableau Training
Duration20 live hours, with depth adjusted to starting level and publication scope
AudienceAnalysts, reporting teams, BI developers and dashboard owners
PrerequisiteComfort with tabular data; prior Tableau not required for the full route
ToolsTableau Desktop; Server, Cloud or Public only where appropriate and available
DeliveryPublic live online; private live online or onsite
AssessmentCalculation labs and an interactive dashboard presentation
Trainers

The trainer assigned to your programme

We choose a trainer whose technical depth and teaching experience suit the agreed course and your group.

  • Pankaj Rana

    Co-founder & Lead Instructor, Technovids Consulting

    Pankaj is a co-founder and the lead instructor at Technovids Consulting. His programme work spans practical AI adoption, AI engineering, evaluation, responsible production AI, data analytics and corporate learning design, with an emphasis on hands-on exercises connected to workplace tasks.

    Expertise:

    • Practical AI adoption
    • Prompting and evaluation
    • Responsible AI
    • Corporate learning design
  • Junaid Khateeb

    AI & Machine Learning Trainer, Strategist and Consultant

    Junaid is an AI and machine-learning trainer, strategist and consultant with more than 22 years of training experience. His work combines enterprise AI education, business-centred adoption, responsible AI practices and applied solution design, helping professional audiences connect AI concepts to real organisational needs.

    M.E. in Computer Engineering, specialising in Artificial Intelligence · author of programming books on Python, Java and C++

    Expertise:

    • Enterprise AI and ML training
    • AI strategy and adoption
    • Responsible AI
    • Applied AI solution design
  • Pradeep Varadarajan

    Technical Trainer & Curriculum Architect

    Pradeep is a technical trainer and curriculum architect with more than 20 years of experience across enterprise technology, cloud infrastructure and advanced AI systems. He designs practitioner-focused programmes, labs and assessments covering AI, LLM systems, Python and machine learning, translating complex technical subjects into structured learning experiences.

    Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering · instructor-led, virtual and blended delivery

    Expertise:

    • AI and LLM systems
    • Curriculum architecture
    • Python and machine learning
    • Hands-on lab design

The trainer is confirmed with the batch dates or in your company proposal.

To book a trainer for your team, call +91 86183 46384 or email [email protected].

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Course FAQs

Common questions before planning this course

Answers about the course as published. Your written proposal records any changes we agree, how it is delivered and the price.

Are public cohorts available for Tableau Training?

Public batches run live online when dates are published. Send an enquiry for the next available dates. Your place is held only when Technovids confirms the batch in writing.

What is included for a public-cohort learner?

The Technovids LMS gives you session notes, assignments, lab guides and recordings for three months after the batch. We explain what you need to complete and how the certificate works at the start.

Is a completion certificate provided?

Yes. Learners who meet the completion requirements get a Technovids certificate with a unique ID you can check on the Technovids website. It is not a vendor certification.

Who provides the laptop, software and licences?

Bring your own suitable laptop. We confirm the software version, accounts and licences you need beforehand. For private programmes, a practice environment or virtual machine can be arranged separately if needed.

Can the course be delivered for a corporate team?

Yes. The private version can use your approved data, report standards and business examples. It can run live online or at your office, with scope and price confirmed in the proposal.

What is an LOD expression in Tableau?

A level-of-detail expression controls the granularity at which a value is computed. Tableau supports FIXED, INCLUDE and EXCLUDE forms. The course uses them when the required business metric is calculated at a different level from the visible chart.

Do I need Tableau Server or Cloud access?

No for the core authoring and calculation labs. Publishing is demonstrated or practised only when suitable Server, Cloud or Public access exists and the dataset is safe for that environment.

Is Tableau Public suitable for company data?

Not for confidential company data. Tableau Public publishes work publicly. Public-cohort exercises use neutral practice data, while private programmes follow the client’s approved publication environment.

Plan your training

Plan your next step with this course

Tell us whether you are enquiring for yourself or a team, which development tasks matter and what access you have. We will confirm suitable delivery options and commercial details in writing.

Tell us your role or team, the tools you use, and what you want to practise.

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