What can you do to a worksheet group to change each worksheet within the group select all the options that apply?
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When you add a filter to a worksheet, by default it applies to the current worksheet. Sometimes, however, you might want to apply the filter to other worksheets in the workbook. Show
You can select specific worksheets to apply the filter to or apply it globally to all worksheets that use the same data source or related data sources. For example, you might have a filter that only includes a specific region or product of interest. Rather than adding this filter every time you create a new worksheet, you can simply create the filter once and then apply it to multiple worksheets. This option applies the filter to all worksheets that use related data sources as their primary data source. To apply a filter to all worksheets using a related primary data source:
Filters that use this option are global across the workbook. Filters that apply to all related data sources are marked with an icon. The filter is automatically created on any existing worksheets, and on any new worksheets you create that use a related data source. Any changes you make to the filter affects all of those worksheets. Apply filters to all worksheets that use the current primary data sourceThis option applies the filter to all worksheets that use the current worksheet's primary data source as their primary data source. To apply a filter to all worksheets using the current primary data source:
Filters that use this option are global across the workbook. Filters that apply to all worksheets are marked with a data source icon  Any changes you make to the filter affects all of those worksheets. Note: If you are blending multiple data sources in a view, All Using This Data Source adds the filter to all sheets that use the same primary data source in the current sheet. The sheets that the filter gets applied to is not based on the filter field’s data source. This option opens a dialog box where you can select from a list of worksheets that use the same data source or related data sources. To apply a filter to select worksheets:
Filters that apply to a selection of worksheets are marked with the worksheet icon Apply filters to the current worksheet onlyThis option only applies to the current worksheet. This option is selected by default when you create new filters. Filters that are local to the current worksheet are shown without any additional icons. To apply a filter to the current worksheet only:
If you apply a filter to all worksheets or selected worksheets and then change the setting to apply the filter to just the current worksheet, the filters are not removed from all other worksheets. Rather, the filters are disconnected and they are all made local to their respective worksheets. You can go to each worksheet and remove the filter or modify selections. Filter all worksheets on a dashboardThis option applies the filter to all worksheets in the dashboard that use the same data source or related data sources as their primary data source. To filter all worksheets on a dashboard:
Note: In previous versions of Tableau Desktop, the All Using This Data Source option was called Make Global and the Only This Worksheet option was Make Local. What can you do to a worksheet group to change each worksheet within the group?To group adjacent (consecutive) worksheets, click the first sheet tab, hold down the Shift key, and click the last sheet tab. Once the worksheets are grouped, you can edit them all in one go. Also, you can perform calculations that will automatically reflect on all the worksheets in the group.
How do you group select worksheets in Excel?Group selected worksheets
Press and hold down the Ctrl key, and click the worksheet tabs you want to group. Tip: If you want to group consecutive worksheets, click the first worksheet tab in the range, press and hold the Shift key, and click the last worksheet tab in the range.
How do you change group names in Excel worksheets?In the Cell group, click on the 'Format' option. Click on the Rename Sheet option. This will get the sheet name into edit mode. Enter the name that you want for the sheet.
How will you group and ungroup the worksheets?To group worksheets together, press and hold the Ctrl key and click each worksheet you want to group together at the bottom of the Excel window. Grouped worksheets appear with a white background, while unselected worksheets appear in gray.
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