Tableau Desktop Certified Associate: Exam Guide
by Dmitry Anoshin, JC Gillet, Fabian Peri, Radhika Biyani, Gleb Makarenko
Joins
Joining the data allows you to combine tables using common fields in order to perform analysis. You can think of joining tables as extending a table by adding columns from a source table to a target table. You can combine tables using a common field (a column present in both tables) in Tableau. Based on the related field, we can combine rows from multiple tables. If the tables you are using are from the same source (database, workbook, and so on) then the procedure involves a single connection. Working with tables from the same data source is computationally more efficient; however, it is not a requirement.
The Orders table should already be in the canvas.
Double-click or drag the People table to the canvas (an inner-join icon will ...
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