# Differences with Talend Cloud Data Preparation
Talend Data Preparation in hybrid mode does not give you access to all cloud features.
The following table lists the behavior difference.
| Features | Cloud version | Hybrid mode |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Connections | The Connections tab lets you create
connections that you can reuse to create new datasets. | There is no Connections tab.
When you
create a remote dataset, stored in Salesforce or Amazon S3 for
example, you must enter your connection information each
time. |
| Excel files with multiple worksheets | The Auto-detect feature allows to pre-fill
the Format config. | There is no Auto-detect feature. |
| Preparation creation | You can create a preparation based on one of your existing datasets.
You can also create a preparation from your list of datasets using the
Talend Cloud Data Preparation button . | You can add a preparation based on a dataset imported on the fly. |
| Profile preferences | Editing the profile preferences from Talend Cloud takes effect immediately. | After you edited the profile preferences from Talend Cloud, reconnect to Talend Data Preparation for the change to take effect. |
| Row as header | You can define a row as header in the dataset properties when you
import the dataset. | You can define a row as header from the functions panel using the
Make as header function from the
Row tab. |
The following table lists the cloud features unavailable in hybrid mode.
| Features unavailable in hybrid mode | Details |
| --- | --- |
| Dataset provenance and destination | The Talend Cloud Data Preparation button  is displayed when you hover over a dataset and it is a shortcut to:
- Create preparations.
- See all the preparations that have been created from the dataset, along with their creator. It gives you more insight on how your data is used.
|
| Direct import for local files | In the Datasets page, the Drop a
file or browse button lets you import local files. You
can drag and drop your file on the datasets page, or browse using the
explorer. |
| Extended native connectivity | A range of connection types is available natively in the
application. Create preparations on datasets from databases, file
systems, distributed systems, platforms, and more. |
| German | The interface of Talend Cloud Data Preparation is available in German. |
| Indicators in the dataset list | When you open your list of datasets, you have the following columns
and indicators:
- The quality bar detailing the repartition of empty, valid, and invalid records across the dataset. Hover over each color to access the exact percentage and records number.
- The rating score on the dataset based on its quality and other personal criteria. The rating score that you see in the dataset list is an average of the scores applied by all the users who have access to the dataset.
- The Talend Trust Score™, represented by the
icon, gives you an overall score of the quality and completeness of your dataset. It aggregates several indicators such as the quality, or the presence of a rating score or certification.
|
| Sharing | The sharing dialog lets you assign a role to other users when
sharing connections, datasets, or preparation folders with other users.
The Viewer, Editor, or Owner roles all come with different levels of
permissions on the actions that can be performed on shared
objects.
The role you have assigned someone can be updated
anytime. You can also remove yourself from the list of contributors
on a specific shared object. |
As you are installing on-premises versions of the applications, refer to the [Talend Data Preparation User Guide](https://help.qlik.com/talend/r/en-US/8.0/data-preparation-user-guide) to learn more about the capabilities.