Combine Multiple Filters into a Single Swappable Filter in Tableau

Hey Eric, its so helpful, is it possible to do the same application with four parameters??

I get an error for each my case statements because it expected type 'x' but instead found integer. Result types from 'CASE' expressions must match

How did you align those filters college name drop down, program name, year of application name, and cards aligned ?
Do you 've primary video tutorials to build them ?

If you wanted to be able to select multiple filters, let's say 2, could you repeat this process twice and call the first additional filter field 1 and the second additional filter field 2?

May I ask a question, When creating the Calculated Field - "additional filter field". I did exactly the same for the parameter setup. However, tableau keep telling me Age group and all the rest are not exist. [reference to undefined field] I don't know why. Thanks.

This is the Tableau equivalent of dependent drop down lists in Excel. Very good

Thank you man. This is exactly what ive been looking for!

Thanks man👍🏼 saved my day

That was good. But in my case I want to apply two filters at the same which clearly is not possible this way. What can I do in this case?

guys, is it possible like create a parameter/button/filter whatever, that when I click it change my others filter values?
Like when I click in it, change my Region to Canada, my Category to Forniture..

Need Help : if I created a dynamic 13 month rolling filter by creating calculated field datetrunc and parameter on date. How can i trigger another filter which can give me value (comment for that month) of selected month which i am rolling in for. Cause its messing up the current month value as as its still taking up the value (comment for that month) and showing for all 13 month months.

This is a fantastic trick.

Hey Eric. thanks for the excellent video. Filters are a real thing for me at my current stage in Tableau development. Your video addressed a major issue I've had regarding the client insistence on having so many filters available on every dashboard - what I've recently come to describe as EEA (Everything, Everywhere, All at once - I was thinking of trademarking this but someone called OSCAR made a film with the same title - go figure!).

I'm really loving the content from both you and Ollie. I've already saved a number of your videos for future reference and this one has been added to my 'Best in Class' group.

Very Helpful!
Any tips on how to handle context filters in some parameters/fields? I am mapping flight paths and this technique allows the choice to filter by airline, origin or destination. But it would be nice to be able to group origin by country or destination by state using context filters.

Hi brother, I have one query that I am unable to find last 90 days and pervious 90 days avg. And i want show that % of different in KPI and the data update every few hours. Do a video for this issue. That will help us. Thanks

This is so practical! Thanks a lot! I am suffering from too many filters slowdown the dashboard. This will definitely help on that piece!

This is so great. Thank you for sharing.

Super Cool!!

I do like this a lot. Does save space. Just want to clarify if we can use multiple filters at the same time with this. For example, part time and over 18 and female.

This is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing - simple but very effective in saving oh-so-special prime dashboard real estate!