Who are the licensed users that can explore and analyze data in Tableau?

In Tableau, licensed users who can explore and analyze data are categorized as Viewers, Creators, and Explorers.

Viewers are users who have access to view dashboards and reports created by others but do not have the ability to modify or create their own content. Creators have full capabilities to create new visualizations, dashboards, and reports. Explorers fall in between; they can interact with existing data and modify reports while also having some creation capabilities.

This differentiation of user roles is central to Tableau's licensing model, ensuring that each type of user has the appropriate level of access for their needs. This structure allows for efficient collaboration and effective data governance as each user operates within their designated function. In contrast, specifying only "Administrators," "Analysts only," or "All employees" does not accurately represent the specific roles that have the appropriate licensing for data exploration and analysis. Thus, the categorization of users into Viewers, Creators, and Explorers is what makes Option B the correct choice.