Summary  
Filters enable selecting and displaying data based on numeric criteria—such as exact values, ranges, or custom expressions—and can be combined with other filter types for more granular control.

General domain of usage  
Data visualization and analysis

In Tableau, **measure filters** allow you to control the display of data based on numeric values, such as totals, averages, or counts. They provide flexibility in customizing visualizations by focusing on specific numeric criteria.

Here the key types of measure filters:

## Combining Filters  

Measure filters can also be combined with other types of filters, such as **dimension filters**, to narrow down data further. For example, you can simultaneously filter by a range of profits and specific geographic regions to refine your analysis.

What type of aggregation is selected for filtering values in Tableau?

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Measure Filters

Combining Filters