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Tableau allows users to filter charts and dashboards to show specific data types. These filters can be saved to view later.

Using Tableau Filters

The majority of the available reports in Tableau include filters. Filters define what parts of a data set are included in the report view.

For most reports, filters set in one view of a report are applied to all other views of the same report. Filter types vary based on the report data.

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To use filters for a report, scroll to the right side of any report with associated filters. For date range filters, simply use the calendar picker to select appropriate dates. For filters with a drop-down option (such as the PO ID filter shown in the example below), click the filter to open up available options.

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When using filters with drop down options, click the drop down box, then deselect the All box to remove all options from the default view.

  • To filter, click in the appropriate filed, in this case PO ID. 
    • Uncheck the box “All”

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         3. Type the desired value (in this case PO ID 109582) into the field at the top of the list, just below the filter bar.

         4. Check the box next to the PO ID

         5. Click Apply

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    Use either the search field above the All option to search for a specific parameter, or scroll through the options to locate and check the desired option(s). Multiple options can be selected. In the example shown, the PO ID 109582 was entered into the search field and the box was checked. This means that this data parameter will be set in the filter to only show corresponding values and data.

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    Then click Apply. Complete the above steps for any additional filter on the report. After the filter(s) are applied, the report will refresh and display the data according to the parameters applied in the set filters. If this report enables filters to carry from one view to the rest, all views of the same report will enable to same set filters.

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    After setting all your required filters, click the View: Original option from the top-right of the page.

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    Then, input a Name for the saved filter, select if you want to have it as a Default view with each login by checking the box below the name field and finally, click the Save button.

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    You can save multiple Saved Filters using these instructions, though only one can be selected as a Default. To access other Saved Filters, click the View: [Filter Name] option at the top-right of the page to open the modal window to select an alternate Saved Filter.

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