How to present two filters when one depend on the other?

1. How do I make a filter dependent on another filter in tableau?
2. How do I link two filters in tableau?
3. How do you write a filter condition?
4. Which of the Tableau filter should be used when more than one dimension is filtered?

How do I make a filter dependent on another filter in tableau?

To make filter to be dependent or be sensitive to other filters, toy must add them to context. So the filter than you want to be used as primary filter, Right click on the field and add to context. Now Add the remaining filters on to the sheet.

How do I link two filters in tableau?

On the Filters shelf, right-click the field and select Apply to Worksheets > Selected Worksheets. In the Apply Filter to Worksheets dialog box, select the worksheets that you want to apply the filter. If any of the sheets already contain a filter on the same field, the dialog box will provide details about the filter.

How do you write a filter condition?

The filter condition is an expression that returns TRUE or FALSE. You can create one or more simple filter conditions. A simple filter condition includes a field name, operator, and value. For example, Sales > 0 retains rows where all sales values are greater than zero.

Which of the Tableau filter should be used when more than one dimension is filtered?

The dimension filter can be applied by dragging it from the Filters pane. The same can also be achieved by right-clicking on a particular dimension and selecting Show Filter. This way, one can exclude or include the values that they want to analyze. If there are many dimensions, one can search for them.