Which three items can be contained in a project? (Choose three.)

In Tableau (a Salesforce product), projects function as containers to organize and manage content. A project can hold various types of assets, including workbooks, which contain visualizations and dashboards. It can also contain published data sources, allowing for centralized data management. Furthermore, projects support a hierarchical structure, meaning a project can contain other "nested" projects to create a more granular organization of content. This structure is fundamental to managing permissions and content access effectively on a Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud site.

A. Groups: Groups are security principals used to assign permissions to projects and other content; they are not content items that can be stored within a project.

1. Tableau Help (Official Vendor Documentation): "Use Projects to Manage Content". This document explicitly states, "Projects can contain workbooks, data sources, flows, and other projects (called nested projects)." This directly supports that Workbooks (B), Nested Projects (C), and Data Sources (D) are valid content types for a project. It also clarifies that permissions are set on projects for users and groups, but groups themselves are not content within the project.