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<p id="isPasted">Dynamic zone visibility, a feature in tools like Tableau, allows you to control the visibility of different sections (zones) within a dashboard based on user interactions or data conditions. This helps create more interactive and focused dashboards by revealing information only when needed, reducing clutter and improving the user experience. </p><p>How it works:</p><p>Parameter-based:Dynamic zone visibility often relies on parameters (or calculated fields derived from parameters) that act as triggers. Boolean logic:These parameters or fields typically evaluate to a boolean (true/false) value. Visibility control:Based on the boolean value, specific zones (like sheets, containers, or objects) can be shown or hidden. …</p>