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Data Source vs. Extract Filters in Tableau (Quick Tip)

At a quick glance, extract and data source filters in Tableau appear to be roughly the same thing, but are they? There are some subtle but very important differences between them. First, an extract filter is applied before an extract is created whereas a data source filter is applied after an extract is created. So if you are trying to use a filter to limit the size of your extract, use an extract filter! However, data source filters are handy if you want to control user-level permissions at the workbook level or if you want calculations or user selections (e.g. parameters) to affect the workbook-wide filter. Ready for a rundown on these important differences? Check out this video! Connect with us: •Book an Office Hour with Eric: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tableau-... •Upcoming Tableau Classes: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/onenumbe... •Tableau Passport Program: https://onenumber.biz/tableau-trainin... •Subscribe to the OneNumber Newsletter: https://onenumber.biz/newsletter •Follow Eric on LinkedIn:   / eric-parker-37513249   Resources: •Example Tableau Workbook: https://public.tableau.com/app/profil... •Tableau Order of Operations: https://help.tableau.com/current/pro/... •Data Source Filter for Row-Level Security:    • How to Configure Basic Row-Level Security ...