What are two uses of a Tableau Data Source (.tds) file? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. To use a data connection in multiple workbooks B. To share custom fields added to the Data pane. A Tableau Data Source (.tds) file is used to: - Use a data connection in multiple workbooks by saving the connection information and any modifications made in Tableau, allowing consistent access to the data source across different - Share custom fields added to the Data pane…

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ATo use a data connection in multiple workbooks
BTo share custom fields added to the Data pane
CTo save custom fields added to the data source
DTo share data connections to Tableau Public

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Explanation

A Tableau Data Source (.tds) file is used to: - Use a data connection in multiple workbooks by saving the connection information and any modifications made in Tableau, allowing consistent access to the data source across different - Share custom fields added to the Data pane, such as calculated fields, groups, or sets, with others, ensuring that the data source modifications are maintained. A .tds file does not contain the actual data, so it is not used to save custom fields directly in the data source or to share data connections specifically to Tableau Public.

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