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HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

By default, all filters that we set in Tableau are computed independently. That
is, each filter accesses all rows in the data source without regard to other
filters.

In case there are 2 filters that are applied in a Viz the result will be the
intersection of both filters i.e., of all filter values
Like AND operation
Region Filter
Sales Filter

The Viz will have the records that match the combined results of
the Sales and Region Filter
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 1: Let us start with the below mentioned view of State Vs Sales
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE
Step 2: Right-click Region, Select Show Filter
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 3: Region is added to the Filters shelf and


the Filter control is shown to the end user
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 4: Right-click Sales, Select Show Filter


HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 5: SUM(Sales) is added to the Filters shelf and the


Filter control is shown to the end user
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 6: Change the range of SUM(Sales) filter as shown in


the below view i.e., from 40K to 80K
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 7: Select only South in the Region Filter


HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 8: Select Entire View


HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE

Step 9: This is the Final View with combined filtered results


of Region and Sales
HOW MULTIPLE FILTERS BEHAVE
Step 10: We can validate the Multiple Filters by applying the
filters separately in 2 worksheets and then checking
the common members

The States that are common in both filters result are


Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia and this matches the
combined filtered result of the previous view

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