- What are filters in dashboard?
- Why are filters needed in a dashboard?
- How do I show filters on my dashboard?
- How many filters can a dashboard have?
What are filters in dashboard?
Dashboard filters make it easy for users to apply different data perspectives to a single dashboard. Filtering rules apply to fields from the dashboard's source reports. After filters are defined, a user viewing the dashboard can select a filter to visualize the data of most interest.
Why are filters needed in a dashboard?
Filters are a key part of any dashboard and report. They help provide answers in an organized and structured way, by enabling users to apply a set of values and narrow the results. Filters are necessary to increase user interactivity with their data outside of surface-level, 'at-a-glance' analysis.
How do I show filters on my dashboard?
Click Filter Your Dashboard in the dashboard's right panel (if it's your first filter), or + if you are adding another filter. The Add Filter dialog box is displayed. (Optional) If you have multiple data sources, select the data source that contains the fields you want to filter.
How many filters can a dashboard have?
A dashboard filter can have up to 50 values. Each dashboard can have up to 20 components.