What does the $"$In$/$Out$"$ feature of sets in Tableau enable users to do$?$

Question $7$ options:

a$)$

The $"$In$/$Out$"$ feature enables users to classify data points as either belonging to a set $("$In$")$ or not belonging to the set $("$Out$"),$ facilitating comparative analysis within visualizations.

b$)$

It permits users to manually adjust the data source in real$-$time, deciding which data points are $"$In$"$ for immediate analysis and which are "Out" to be analyzed later.

c$)$

It enables users to automatically export $"$In$"$ data points to an external database for secure storage, while "Out" data points remain within the Tableau environment for analysis.

d$)$

The $"$In$/$Out$"$ feature allows users to toggle the visibility of data points in visualizations, effectively hiding data points that do not meet the set criteria without filtering them out.

e$)$

The $"$In$/$Out$"$ feature of sets in Tableau is designed for user access control, determining which users are $"$In$"$ to view certain data and which are "Out."