Why would you NOT set up a cascading filter in the planning view?

Setting up a cascading filter in a planning view is typically geared towards enhancing data access and usability for the end-user rather than directly filtering attributes based on specific values. Cascading filters are designed to allow users to select filters that depend on the selections made in previous filters, creating a more interactive and intuitive user experience.

In this context, the option that addresses the reason not to set up a cascading filter is accurate because cascading filters facilitate dynamic selections based on user input, which is fundamentally different from merely filtering attributes based on predefined specific values.

While filtering attributes can be important in certain scenarios, the primary intent of cascading filters is to improve user experience by providing a structured approach to narrowing down options, rather than simply applying a static filter based on specific values. This approach ultimately streamlines the decision-making process and enhances performance as users can quickly navigate through relevant data without being overwhelmed by options that are not contextually applicable.