1. The Tableau Workspace

Front

What is a "mark" in Tableau?

Back

A data point and the type of chart

Answer explanation

In Tableau, a 'mark' refers to a data point that represents a single value in a visualization, and it also indicates the type of chart being used, such as a bar, line, or circle.

Front

What does a story represent in Tableau?

Back

A linear view of charts and dashboards

Answer explanation

Changes you make to the original worksheet or dashboard are automatically applied to stories that use those objects.

Front

Where are visualizations interactive in Tableau?

Back

Tableau Server and Tableau Desktop

Answer explanation

Front

What is the purpose of the Data Source tab in Tableau?

Back

To manage and connect to data sources

Answer explanation

The Data Source tab in Tableau is specifically designed to manage and connect to data sources, allowing users to import, organize, and prepare their data for analysis.

Front

What must you do before creating a chart or visualization in Tableau?

Back

Connect to external data

Answer explanation

Front

Answer True or False. You can you "undo" an action in Tableau?

Back

True

Answer explanation

Front

Which option is NOT included in the "Fit" options in Tableau? Standard, Fit Width, Fit Height, Fit Screen

Back

Fit Screen

Front

What are the two tabbed panes on the left Sidebar of a dashboard screen?

Back

Dashboard and Layout

Answer explanation

Front

Which option is NOT available in the Date pane’s context menu? Options: Create a Calculated Field, Create Parameter, Group by Data Source, Export to Excel

Back

Export to Excel

Answer explanation

Front

What can you create in the Date pane’s context menu?

Back

A Calculated Field

Answer explanation