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Dear Community,
Is it possible , when you mark a data point in a visual by clicking on the data point in the visual, that the other visuals on that page shows the whole bar (i.e. in a bar chart) instead of a small part of the bar highlighted with the selected part of the data in the first visual?
For example in the first visual the Sales amount of 3 product groups are shown and in the second visual the Sales amount per year 2016, 2017 and 2018 are shown.
When I select 2017 in the second visual, the first visual still shows the Sales amount of 3 product groups in total (lightly shadowed) and highlighted the 2017 Sales amount per product group.
What I want to do is i.e. select the year 2017 in the second visual and that the first visual only shows the 2017 Sales amount of 3 product groups without the Sales amount of 3 product groups of 2016, 2017 and 2018.
I hope someone of you is able to help me.
Kind regards.
Louis van Paassen
Solved! Go to Solution.
Dear zlokesh,
Thank you for your reply!
Below you find 3 screenshots:
1. External Trucking selected
2. Global Shanghai selected
3. No Data point selected
Screenshot 1 and 2 is not what I want.
In screenshot 1 I only want to see full bars of Global Shanghai, Global Dubai and Global Rotterdam in visual 2 when I select External Trucking in visual 1.
Now I see the External Trucking part of Global Shanghai, Global Dubai and Global Rotterdam highlighted.
For example I added a data table.
When I dont select a data point I see the total value of 384.
When I select External Trucking I want to see 24 highlighted and not 360 shadowed.
I hope you understand what I am trying to do.
Could you otherwise call me at +316 51 36 5308?
Kind regards
Louis
Table
External Trucking selected
Global Shanghai selected
No Data Point Selected
Hi @louisvp
Select on the left visual and select Format->Edit interactions, then on the upper right, select "filter" icon.
Best regards
Maggie
Dear zlokesh,
Thank you for your reply!
Below you find 3 screenshots:
1. External Trucking selected
2. Global Shanghai selected
3. No Data point selected
Screenshot 1 and 2 is not what I want.
In screenshot 1 I only want to see full bars of Global Shanghai, Global Dubai and Global Rotterdam in visual 2 when I select External Trucking in visual 1.
Now I see the External Trucking part of Global Shanghai, Global Dubai and Global Rotterdam highlighted.
For example I added a data table.
When I dont select a data point I see the total value of 384.
When I select External Trucking I want to see 24 highlighted and not 360 shadowed.
I hope you understand what I am trying to do.
Could you otherwise call me at +316 51 36 5308?
Kind regards
Louis
Table
External Trucking selected
Global Shanghai selected
No Data Point Selected
Hi @louisvp
Select on the left visual and select Format->Edit interactions, then on the upper right, select "filter" icon.
Best regards
Maggie
Maggie this is Perfect!
Actually I was looking for this for a very long time. I thought it might not be possible
Beste Regards,
Louis
Yes @louisvp, It is possible. For that you have to apply the filter at Visual Level
(You can see the records in Visual 1 is on filter i.e. only 2, and for Visual 2 all records)
Please go through the below screen shot, you will get the Idea.
If you satisfied, "Accept the solution" else let me know. Thanks.
Visual Level Filter
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