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Anonymous
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Multiple filter objects for selecting several rows from the same column

I want to have a number of filters for different groups or "Families" of attributes.
So I want to have multipe selections on the one column which are grouped into different filters.

For ex my table may contain:

AttributeFamily
hathat
caphat
sunhathat
wedding hathat
longdress
shortdress
middle lengthdress
above kneedress
longcoat
with beltcoat
with zipcoat
waterproofcoat

 

I want to choose and show one attribute from each "Family" in a table

I have made 3 filter objects.

In the "Hat" filter visual I have filtered the attibute column with "Hat Family" and one can choose from "hat", "cap", "sunhat" and "wedding"

In the "Dress" filter visual I have filtered only "Dress" Family one can choose from "long" short" "midle length" and "above knee"

In the "Coat" filter visual I have filtered "Coat" Family and one can choose from "long", "with belt" "zip" or "waterproof"

 

BUT if I for ex choose "cap" in my Hat filter, I am unable to choose anything from the other filters.

 

I want to be able to choose one attribute from each filter family as:

 

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As it is now I can only have one row at a time seeing as I can only choose one attribute from all my filter visuals.

 

But I want to have one selection from each filter visual so my table has one row showing each selection:

 

Table
cap
long
with belt

 

Ultimately I want to show how many and which collections have these attributes. For example 2 collections, XC54 and YU43 contain a cap, a long dress and a coat with a belt.

 

Very grateful for help with this. Thanks in advance, Anna.

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Anonymous
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I ended up making a new table for each family, then I could have one slicer per family.

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Shaurya
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

Just create one slicer and add both family and attribute fields in it, keeping attribute lower in the heirarchy.

 

Screenshot 2022-10-13 033130.jpg

 

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Anonymous
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Thank you, that is an alternative, but my real data has up to 30 attributes per family so I cannot have them expanded. I would prefer to be able to have one filter object per family. Then it is easier to search per family and one can easily see what chioces are made per family. I was thinking maybe there is some way of pivoting the data and connecting a copy of the table that way...but I can't get my head around it! Or perhaps using an "ALL" function so I can select several attributes at a time but I can'tget my head around that either.

Anonymous
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I ended up making a new table for each family, then I could have one slicer per family.

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