In Tableau, what is the main difference between a Filter Shelf and a Filter Card?
Think about where you place filters and how users interact with them.
The Filter Shelf is the area where you drag fields to filter data in your worksheet. The Filter Card is the visible filter control that appears on the worksheet or dashboard, allowing users to interact with the filter.
You want users to select which product categories to view on a dashboard. Which Tableau feature should you use to let users pick categories?
Think about how users can interact with filters on the dashboard.
Adding the field to the Filter Shelf applies the filter, but showing the Filter Card lets users choose filter values interactively.
Which option correctly describes how you can customize a Filter Card in Tableau?
Think about the different ways users can select filter values.
Filter Cards can be customized to show different control types like dropdowns, sliders, or lists to improve user experience.
You added a filter to the Filter Shelf on one worksheet, but the dashboard does not update when you change the filter on the Filter Card. What is the likely cause?
Consider filter scope settings in Tableau.
Filters can be set to apply to only one worksheet or all related worksheets. If the filter scope is limited, dashboard updates won't reflect filter changes.
How does placing multiple filters on the Filter Shelf affect Tableau's query performance and data model processing?
Think about how filters translate into database queries.
Filters on the Filter Shelf add WHERE clauses or conditions to the data query. Complex or many filters can increase query time and affect performance.