You have a group that contains three members and the Other group. What occurs when you ungroup one of the members?

The correct answer is D. The member remains a member of the dimension but is removed from the group. When you ungroup a member from a group in Tableau, that member is removed from the group but still remains part of the original dimension. It will not be added to the "Other" group, and a new group containing only that member is not created. The original group also remains…

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AThe group is deleted
BThe member is added to Other
CA new group that contains only the removed member is created
DThe member remains a member of the dimension but is removed from the group

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C
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D
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When you ungroup a member from a group in Tableau, that member is removed from the group but still remains part of the original dimension. It will not be added to the "Other" group, and a new group containing only that member is not created. The original group also remains intact with the remaining members, so it is not deleted.

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