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    Project Brief: Design Your Own COVID-19 Dashboard!

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    The document provides instructions for designing a COVID-19 dashboard in Tableau using case and death data from the EU Open Data Portal. It includes steps to connect to the CSV data source, import it into a Google Sheet, then connect Tableau to create a dashboard visualizing cases and deaths over time, including a calculation for mortality rate. The instructions conclude with a reminder to publish the completed dashboard to Tableau Public.

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    The document provides instructions for designing a COVID-19 dashboard in Tableau using case and death data from the EU Open Data Portal. It includes steps to connect to the CSV data source, import it into a Google Sheet, then connect Tableau to create a dashboard visualizing cases and deaths over time, including a calculation for mortality rate. The instructions conclude with a reminder to publish the completed dashboard to Tableau Public.

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    The document provides instructions for designing a COVID-19 dashboard in Tableau using case and death data from the EU Open Data Portal. It includes steps to connect to the CSV data source, import it into a Google Sheet, then connect Tableau to create a dashboard visualizing cases and deaths over time, including a calculation for mortality rate. The instructions conclude with a reminder to publish the completed dashboard to Tableau Public.

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    Project Brief: Design Your Own COVID-19 Dashboard!

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    Rahul Singh
    The document provides instructions for designing a COVID-19 dashboard in Tableau using case and death data from the EU Open Data Portal. It includes steps to connect to the CSV data source, import it into a Google Sheet, then connect Tableau to create a dashboard visualizing cases and deaths over time, including a calculation for mortality rate. The instructions conclude with a reminder to publish the completed dashboard to Tableau Public.

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    Project Brief

    Design your own COVID-19 dashboard!

    To learn Tableau quickly, the best way is to create a practical dashboard! Let’s design
    dashboard tracking the number of cases and deaths!

    Data Requirements:

    1. Connect to the COVID-19 Data Source by the EU Open Data Portal


    https://data.europa.eu/euodp/en/data/dataset/covid-19-coronavirus-
    data/resource/260bbbde-2316-40eb-aec3-7cd7bfc2f590
    2. Copy the link for the csv:
    https://opendata.ecdc.europa.eu/covid19/casedistribution/csv
    3. Open a google sheet (make sure you’re signed in)
    4. One the first cell type
    =INPORTDATA(“https://opendata.ecdc.europa.eu/covid19/casedistribution/csv”)
    5. Wait a bit to load
    6. Save the sheet as “COVID-19 Datasource”
    7. Click on “Share” and copy the link
    8. Save the picture of the Coronavirus somewhere on your computer
    https://fems-microbiology.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/2019-nCoV-CDC-
    23312_without_background-pubic-domain.png

    9. Make sure you authenticate Tableau in your browser and sign in via a google
    account.
    10. Create a Free Tableau Public account (go to https://public.tableau.com/)
    11. When you’re done with your dashboard click on “Server” and publish to Tableau
    Public.

    Some pointers

    1. For Mortality rate, the formula is:


    𝑆𝑈𝑀(𝐷𝑒𝑎𝑡ℎ𝑠)
    𝑆𝑈𝑀(𝐶𝑎𝑠𝑒𝑠)

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