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I have a Treemap and a table.
I click a row in a table and I want the treemap to update so it only shows me categories i picked for that selection. But instead now it still shows me the whole thing with a bit coloured that is tiny. How di I change this?
I dont want this, I wan only the colured parts be shown
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Hi @mazwro ,
You can edit interactions like so:
Select the table that contains the rows you are filtering by. Go to Format, Edit Interactions. You will see in the corner of the treemap visual you will have options, you need to change it from Highlight to Filter. Then, the selection you will make in the table will instead filter the treemap. If you have multiple visuals on your page you have to configure the interactions for each, by first selecting the visual you are using for filtering, and then changing the interaction mode on the other visuals.
This is how it will look afterwars if you make a selection in the table:
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Best regards,
Daniel
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Hi @mazwro ,
You can edit interactions like so:
Select the table that contains the rows you are filtering by. Go to Format, Edit Interactions. You will see in the corner of the treemap visual you will have options, you need to change it from Highlight to Filter. Then, the selection you will make in the table will instead filter the treemap. If you have multiple visuals on your page you have to configure the interactions for each, by first selecting the visual you are using for filtering, and then changing the interaction mode on the other visuals.
This is how it will look afterwars if you make a selection in the table:
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Best regards,
Daniel
Proud to be a Super User! | |
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