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Filter report element by what is zoomed on map

Hello,

 

I am wondering if there is a possibility (of kind of map with the feature) to filter report page content based on what is zoomed on map (but not clicked!)  (Working like google map a little bit).

 

I have a feeling that there is no way to do that, but maybe I am wrong and you will surprise me 🙂

 

Share your opinion please 

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parry2k
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@Anonymous I don't think it is possible at this point, put this as an idea on ideas forum. I hope once there is a Lasso selection of data points, it will be possible but not at this point, that will be a manual selection, not exactly the same but one step closer.

 

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