Core Tableau Concepts Flashcards
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What is a Tableau 'set'?
Answer: A custom subset of data defined by conditions or manual selection
Sets are custom fields containing a subset of members based on conditions or selection.
Which Tableau feature combines related dimensions, such as Country, State, and City, into a drill-down structure?
Answer: Hierarchy
Hierarchies group related fields so users can drill up and down levels.
What does an LOD (Level of Detail) expression like FIXED allow you to do in Tableau?
Answer: Compute an aggregation at a specific dimensionality regardless of the view
FIXED LOD expressions aggregate at a defined granularity independent of view dimensions.
Which Tableau action lets clicking a mark in one sheet filter another sheet on a dashboard?
Answer: Filter action
A filter action uses selections in one sheet to filter the data shown in another.
What is the purpose of a dual-axis chart in Tableau?
Answer: Overlay two measures on the same chart using two synchronized or independent axes
Dual-axis charts plot two measures together, often combining chart types in one view.
Which Tableau component is best for showing geographic data using filled or point maps?
Answer: Geographic role assigned to a field
Assigning a geographic role to a field lets Tableau plot it on a map automatically.
What does 'aggregation' mean in the context of a Tableau measure?
Answer: Combining multiple data values into a single summarized value
Aggregation summarizes many underlying values into one, such as sum or average.