Tableau Desktop Foundations Exam Practice Tests 2026 (Udemy.com)

I'm giving this review right after finishing the exam. This was well worth taking. After doing a full Tableau tutorial on YouTube and doing some practice, I managed to pass the certification with 80%. These mock exams give a very idea of what kind and the style of questions you find in the exam. While there wasn't many questions found in my exam, they were very similar. In my case, most of them were short like you find the tests 1 to 4. Test 5 has mostly long and complex questions, which weren't in my exam. I give it a 4 because as of 2025, the official exam is based on Tableau 2022 and this course needs a good refresh.

I recently took this course and today I passed the exam, so I come back to give a review. I found this course very useful and complete. The course covers many aspects of Tableau Desktop, such as data connections, calculations, charts, dashboards and maps. The questions are well-designed and challenging, with detailed explanations and references. However, I would not recommend relying solely on this practice exam to prepare for the real exam. The real exam is a little more difficult and requires more hands-on experience and knowledge of Tableau Desktop features and best practices. Therefore, I suggest supplementing this practice exam with other resources and practice exercises to ensure a successful outcome.

I took this class in addition to the actual class done by the same instructor and passed the new ( no access to google/tableau) Desktop Certification the 1st time. This questions explanations really helped me understand the concepts fully and learn important patterns and relationships. I also really like Test 6 which is no longer in the actual exam because it built my memory of features in Tableau which was very, very helpful to recall the steps required to get a desired effect ( you will need to outline specific steps from memory, in the exam & the practice from Test 6 really helped). Thanks Amandeep!!!

I took the Tableau Desktop Specialist exam yesterday through Pearson Vue. Scored over 900 out of 1000 (750 is minimum passing score). I had previously done a hands on Tableau udemy course, so I had prior knowledge of Tableau. I really only used these exams and the excellent explanations of the answers as my study prep, along with Tableau Public as my other learning resource. The materials really covered what was featured on my version of the test. Super helpful and totally worth the price of admission. Thanks!

This practice enabled me to score 90% on the exam!! I'm truly happy with my results. I am giving 5 stars, except I had problems with one of the data sets where the date format in the data is set to a non-standard format, causing it not to be properly recognized in Tableau. This was CoffeeChain Query (Sample - Coffee Chain).csv for Practice test 3. I ended up using the XLS file and it worked fine!! However, I recommend that this be attended to.

After taking this course, I ended up with a score of 100%!!! As instructed in the course, I took the practice exams and carefully reviewed all questions (right and wrong) and focused on understanding instead of memorizing. I took each practice test until I got 90% or more and made sure to go over the questions I got wrong. This course will definitely help you in achieving the Tableau score you need to pass. Thank you so much Amandeep, the effort, thought and research you put in this course is exceptional. TIP: The Tableau test will be taken in a remote environment and it took me a while to locate the excel files for the test because I got so nervous during the test, but don't overthink! At the beginning of the test they give you a few extra minutes to find the files for the exam. Not sure if it is always in the same location, but I'm pretty sure it is. They are found in the Desktop and you have to click into the folder with the name of the test you are taking!

Hi, Nailed the exam today with 92% and thanks to you Amandeep ! You deserve every single one of these stars. This course is serious, amazingly well structured, provides great feedback and link to official documentation if digging further is necessary. Thanks again ... Actually, I am wondering if you intend to publish similar material for the Certified associate exam. If you do, you can count me in.

I so appreciate this being available to me. I had my second attempt scheduled for today, January 3rd, 2021, and just finished taking the Tableau course with another instructor. Tableau's eLearning leaves a great deal to be desired. I found both the Udemy Tableau course and especially this exam prep (taken over the last three days) extremely helpful in teaching me things in a manner I could learn despite short term memory issues. There were quite a few questions on the actual exam that I never encountered in the practice session. I'm sorry. I tried to commit to memory to share (options for creating extractions was one)

Hi Amandeep, thanks for this practice sets. Explanation to each solution is like a crash course or a refresher. Splendid!! The last set (HARD) really helped me with building confidence. I was able to pass the exam with 85%. Your tips and tricks notes are an excellent literature for ones preparation. If you plan to stick with 5 sets then in my opinion you must include majority of tough and tricky questions on concepts. I guess hands-on is completely dependent on how much time one devotes for practice or use case used. But it is concepts that must be on tips for anyone. Or at least a good idea whether this is possible or not. Thanks again.

Compared to the other prep exams I have taken(on udemy) this one is the way to close to the actual exam, believe me, I have given the exam and I know how they ask questions. The hands-on questions are the way to easy as compared to the original exam but it gives you an idea. I had to blend 2 data sources in the exam to get to the result and here I did not saw any question like this. But if you want to be good at theory you can enroll in this course you will crack the exam, I recommend this course. I hope the instructor will update the hands-on as well as add more theory questions soon.