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3 years ago
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pass both filtered and unfiltered data to an R script visualization

I send to you, across the time and space the separate us, a cordial greeting.   I will attempt to state my inquiry briefly: I would like to pass both filtered and unfiltered data to an R script vis...
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    lbendlin
    3 years ago

    Your probem is that you cannot feed more than one set of columns/measures (unfortunately called "dataset" - better called a dataframe) into the R visual.  You can decide if your dataset is affected by the filter context or not, but you can't have both.

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3 years ago

Your probem is that you cannot feed more than one set of columns/measures (unfortunately called "dataset" - better called a dataframe) into the R visual.  You can decide if your dataset is affected by the filter context or not, but you can't have both.

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3 years ago

I think Ibendlin is right.

 

For the sake of experimentation, I tried retrieving the non-filtered data from a SQL database, reasoning that with SQL I can retrieve only the field I want instead of loading the whole dataset. Performance was no better.