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mwjansen
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1 year ago
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Small Multiples affecting separate Line Chart

Hello again! 

I have a line chart this is simply counting widgets on a monthly timeline. 

Then a separate line chart, but using Small Multiples (sub-categories within the widget count). 

 

However, when a user clicks on the heading of a Small Multiple, it acts as a slicer for the first chart (only showing Small Multiple data). 

Why is this, and can it be changed? 

 

Line chart as it should be: 

 

Same Line chart with a Small Multiple title clicked (in this case, 'Near Miss')

 

 

  • Hello mwjansen 

    To disable the interaction between visuals, select the visual with small multiples, then choose "No Interaction" from the "Edit Interaction" options. A demo GIF is attached to illustrate the process.

     

     

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  • Hello mwjansen 

    To disable the interaction between visuals, select the visual with small multiples, then choose "No Interaction" from the "Edit Interaction" options. A demo GIF is attached to illustrate the process.

     

     

    Best Regards,
    Udit

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      quantumudit
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      Hey mwjansen 

      Do not be overly critical of yourself. Everyone has been at that stage at some point. I recall spending days resolving issues that now appear trivial. Therefore, maintain your morale and have confidence in yourself. 😊

       

      Thanks,

      Udit