Tableau Desktop Specialist Certification Exam Practice 2

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This certification exam measures a candidate's foundational skills and knowledge in using Tableau Desktop to analyze data and create basic visualizations. The learning objectives for the exam include:     Connecting to and Preparing Data:Connect to various data sources (e.g. Excel, CSV, databases).Join tables, blend data, and create hierarchies.Perform data cleaning and formatting tasks.Creating and Publishing Basic Visualizations:Create basic charts (e.g. bar, line, scatter, and geographic maps)Use marks cards to customize the appearance of visualizations.Add and customize filters, sorts, and groups.Build and format dashboards.Performing Calculations:Create basic calculations (e.g. arithmetic, string, date, and logic).Build aggregate calculations and use level of detail expressions.Use table calculations and build calculations using functions.Interpreting and Analyzing Data:Interpret data to identify patterns, trends, and insights.Understand and apply basic statistical concepts (e.g. averages, percentages, and standard deviation).Build basic forecasting models and perform trend analysis.Collaborating and Sharing:Use Tableau Server or Tableau Online to publish and share content.Build interactive dashboards that allow for exploration of data.Share visualizations with others and collaborate on projects.Candidates should be able to demonstrate proficiency in these areas to pass the Tableau Desktop Specialist exam.Exam formatTime limit: 60 minutesQuestion format: Multiple choice, multiple responseNumber of questions: 45 (40 sco