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I have 3 cards created for customer count, Male count, and Female count. However, when i select one card and change filters as required. It is reflected in all 3 cards.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@indkitty Hey got it solved now. I just added one more Gender filter. The mistake I was doing is that instead of adding a Gender in "Filters -> Filters in this visual" which is specific to one card, I was adding it in the "Visualizations -> Keep all filters" which is actually reflecting every card.
Hello
Can you operate between cards? I have two values that depend on the same field but applying different filters, basically calculate a ratio.
Thank you
@indkitty Hey got it solved now. I just added one more Gender filter. The mistake I was doing is that instead of adding a Gender in "Filters -> Filters in this visual" which is specific to one card, I was adding it in the "Visualizations -> Keep all filters" which is actually reflecting every card.
Good it is solved. I thought your using count of Gender itself by the gender type.
Hi ramakrishnavvss,
for your second card. could you change the filters on the visual from all to "Male"?
Let me know the result.
I am using Visual level filters
@ramakrishnavvss , Are you creating measures or using some visual level filters?
So that card shows different values
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