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I have a sheet with 3 carts and 3 filters. I need 2 of the charts to use all 3 of the filters, but one chart only uses the Date filter.
Filter 1 (Date)
Filter 2
Filter 3
Chart 1 (only apply Date filter)
Chart 2 (apply all filters)
Chart 3 (apply all filters)
I see some references to using Alternate states, but I am a little unclear now I apply filter 1 to multiple states (something like this):
Filter 1 (Date) - State A and State B
Filter 2 - State B
Filter 3 - State B
Chart 1 (only apply Date filter) - State A
Chart 2 (apply all filters) - State B
Chart 3 (apply all filters) - State B
Ideally, to simplify I would leave everything with the default state except Chart 1 and Filter 1, and have Filter 1 apply to both the default state and State A.
Thanks for the advise.
Jessica
Instead of alternate states, have you tried using set analysis to ignore selections made in your fields for filter 2,3 for your Chart 1?
Something like:
sum({<Field2=, Field3=>}Value)
Hope this helps!
Instead of alternate states, have you tried using set analysis to ignore selections made in your fields for filter 2,3 for your Chart 1?
Something like:
sum({<Field2=, Field3=>}Value)
Hope this helps!
You can use Set Analysis in some of the charts to disregard selections in some of the filters:
sum({<Filter1=, Filter2=>} Sales)
In this example, Filters1 and 2 are ignored.
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Perfect, way simpler. Thanks!
Perfect, way simpler. Thanks!