Passed the Tableau Certified Data Analyst

I received the following email:

Tableau Data Analyst score report email

It took a while to figure out how navigate to see whether I passed. The link provided didn’t help, so I went here https://cp.certmetrics.com/tableau/en/home/dashboard. From there, navigate and click the “Go To Pearson” link where you can finally see your score:

Link from Tableau to Pearson

Once on the Pearson site, you get the option to view Exam History or View Score Reports

Tableau Exam Dashboard

Exam History just tells you when you took the exam and whether you passed.

Tableau exam history

You get a little more detail when you go to Score Reports… you can see your scaled score. 750 is passing and I did an 815. You can also download a PDF with your score. Love the photo.

Tableau exam summary

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9 thoughts on “Passed the Tableau Certified Data Analyst”

  1. Was that photo taken before or after the exam…ha, ha!

    Is there information on what the scaled score means? What is a passing score?

    Thanks!

    1. LearningTableau

      I think the photo was taken before… I was clearly very excited about taking the exam!
      The exam guide explains, “The passing scaled score for the Tableau Certified Data Analyst exam is 750.”
      There is a whole section in the exam guide on scaled scores. Part of it explains, “Scaled scores are a mathematical conversion of the number of items that a candidate answers correctly so that there is a consistent scale used across all forms of the exam. A relevant example is the process of converting pounds to kilograms. The weight of the object has not changed, only the units being reported. Tableau exam results are reported as a score from 100 to 1000. The score shows how the candidate performed on the examination as a whole and the pass or fail designation. Scaled scoring models are used to equate scores across multiple exam forms that may have slightly different difficulty levels.”

    1. LearningTableau

      That is correct, it took four months from the time I took the exam (September 2021) until I received my results (January 2022). The very long turn-around time was for the beta version of the exam.
      Now that the official exam has been released, I think results will come much more quickly.

  2. Hi Lukas, I have passed too, and your course guided me a lot. Thank you so much! I have a question – did they ever send you a claim link to the credly badge? I never received anything.

  3. Is the score from Pearson already the final score? Mine was graded one hour after taking the test. I’m wondering if they did not grade the section 2 yet

    1. Hi Gli,

      The score from Pearson is the final score as far as I know. What do you mean by not grading section 2 yet? You don’t have grades for the entire exam?

      Narcis

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