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I have a report page that has 2 tables:
Table 1:
Table 2:
I have applied some filters on the 2nd visual (table 2), however, I cannot apply the same filters to table 1.
I want table 1 to only display companies that are in table 2.
Is there a way of doing this?
Thanks a lot!!
Hi @vlad_drigin
I have a question that why you cannot apply the same filters to table 1 ? As you said , the two visuals are from the same table with same fields. If you filter table 2 ,the data in table 1 will also be filtered .Unless you turn off the interaction between two visuals and forgot to turn it on .
You can check the interactions in Format => Edit Interactions .
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
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That's what a data model is for. Have you connected these tables?
Both of these tables (visuals) are made out of the same tables in data model, which are connected. In my question I mean table as a visual. When I apply a filter to one visual, I want all of the companies that are not in visual 2 to disappear from visual 1.
If the visuals feed off the same tables then that filtering would happen automatically unless you explicitly disabled interactions between visuals. Do you remember if you did that maybe?
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