Tableau is a powerful data visualization tool that offers a variety of visualization types to present data effectively. Here, we will explore some of the basic visualizations you can create in Tableau, along with step-by-step instructions on how to build them.

Bar charts are a great way to represent categorical data or compare quantities. To create a bar chart in Tableau, simply drag and drop the desired dimension (e.g., product categories) onto the 'Columns' shelf and the measure (e.g., sales) onto the 'Rows' shelf.

Line charts are useful for showing trends over time or continuous data. Similar to creating a bar chart, you can drag the dimension representing time (e.g., dates) onto the 'Columns' shelf and the corresponding measure (e.g., revenue) onto the 'Rows' shelf.

Scatter plots are perfect for visualizing the relationship between two numerical variables. Just place the variables on the 'Columns' and 'Rows' shelves, and Tableau will generate the scatter plot.

Remember to customize your visualizations by adding titles, labels, and legends, and try exploring the different formatting options available in Tableau to enhance the appearance of your visualizations.

Cheers to creating informative and engaging visualizations in Tableau!