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Imagine this is my data:
Type1 | Type2 | Type3 | Amount |
aa | cc | gg | 7 |
aa | cc | hh | 10 |
aa | dd | kk | 5 |
bb | cc | gg | 2 |
bb | dd | kk | 5 |
bb | dd | hh | 8 |
And I want to filter Type1=bb & Type2=dd & Type3=kk, not from filter pane, but from visualization. I've seen that I can filter one visualization from another one, but when I try to press the second filtered visualization, it doesn't take into account the previous filtering.
This is what I need:
1. I start with 3 visualizations, one for each Type:
2. Then, I press orange bar, and the 3 visualizations update as follows (all the values where Type1=bb😞
3. Then, I press green bar, and the 3 visualizations update as follows (keep Type1=bb filter and adds Type2=dd filter):
4. Finally, I press red bar, and the 3 visualizations update as follows (keep Type1=bb filter and Type2=dd filter, and adds Type3=hh😞
I don't know how to keep previous filters with each new filtering/selection from visualization.
Any documentation about it?
Thanks.
Hello @amaaiia
if you want to keep the previous filter while clicking on the second, press Ctrl then click on the second filter.
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Is it possible to maintain selections when working with visualizations that are hidden and displayed? I work with bookmarks to have 3 buttons (TYPE1, TYPE2, TYPE3), so each button shows a visualization. I want to be able to select the orange bar (Type1=bb) and when I press the TYPE2 button I get the values of this field when Type1=bb, that is, to keep the selection when changing bookmarks.
I would like to know if this functionality can be implemented with bookmarks, and if it is not possible, I would like to know if there is another alternative that simulates this logic of showing one or another graphic depending on a button, keeping previous filters.
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