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* Minor edits and information about connections

Edited for grammar and added information about ability to connect to SQL, R and Python. Added links to information on external connections.

* Lowercase Tableau article parent directory
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# Tableau
Tableau is a data visualization software for business intelligence. Tableau is a commerically available thought the Tableau Software foundation. Capabilites include highly interactive visualizations, mapping capabilites, and dashbaords. A roboust community for tableau visualizations exists online, where many individauls publically publish their dashboards.
Tableau is a data visualization software for business intelligence. Tableau is commerically available through the Tableau Software Foundation. Capabilites include highly interactive visualizations, mapping capabilites, and dashbaords. A roboust community for Tableau visualizations exists online, where many individauls publicly publish their dashboards. Tableau can be connected to various data sources such as SQL servers. Tableau can even be connected to R Server and even Python (using TabPy).
# Getting Started with Tableau Public
If you want to learn Tableau on your own, it's possible to get a free license for the public version of Tableau. Not only can this allow you to import your own datasets into Tableau and create visualizations, but you can also publish these dashboards online and add to your public portfolio.
If you want to learn Tableau on your own it's possible to get a free license for the public version. Not only does this allow you to import your own datasets into Tableau and create visualizations, but you can also publish these dashboards online and add to your public portfolio.
- Link: https://public.tableau.com/en-us/s/
- Start by creating an online account on Tableau's website, using the 'Sign In' button at the top right, and then clicking on 'Create one now for free'
- After you have done that, you can enter your email address and download the application to your local machine.
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### Links:
* [Tableau Website](https://www.tableau.com)
* [Tableau Public Gallery](https://public.tableau.com/en-us/s/gallery)
* [PostgreSQL Server](https://onlinehelp.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/examples_postgresql.html)
* [Using R and Tableau](https://www.tableau.com/learn/whitepapers/using-r-and-tableau)
* [Tableau Integration with Python](https://community.tableau.com/thread/236479)