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[Data Connector 1.0] Tableau

Connect your learning data to Tableau to analyze your data and create reports.

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With the DataCamp Data Connector it's super easy to get started analyzing your data in Tableau. All you need to do is set up a connection using the Tableau Athena Connector and configure it using the credentials you can retrieve via the DataCamp Group hub.

Below is an easy step-by-step guide to set up the connection and start analyzing your Learning data.

Step 1: Install the ODBC driver

Download and install the Tableau Amazon Athena driver. You can download the official driver from the Tableau website:

If you are having trouble getting the driver installed as described on the Tableau website, try placing the .jar file in the ~Users/{yourusername}/Library/Tableau/Drivers where {yourusername} is the name of your profile on your workstation.

Step 2: Setup Athena connector in Tableau

Step 1: Quit and re-open Tableau

Step 2: Set up the connection in Tableau

First make sure you have collected your credentials as described in our page.

Under "Connect", select "Amazon Athena" and enter the following data:

  1. Server name: athena.us-east-1.amazonaws.com

  2. Port: 443

  3. S3 Staging directory: s3://{bucketname}/tmp-tableau → replace {bucketname} with the S3 Bucket Name from your credentials

  4. AWS access Key ID: the Access Key from your credentials

  5. AWS secret access key: the Secret Password from your credentials

You can leave the "Initial SQL" tab untouched

Click the "Sign in" button

Resources

https://www.tableau.com/support/drivers
Your Credentials
Tableau: Business Intelligence and Analytics SoftwareTableau
Official Tableau website
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Official Tableau Amazon Athena Connector support page
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