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Give non-analyst users (e.g., Team Managers, Administrators) the ability to apply different filters to reports on a dashboard without changing the original filters applied to the report. This way, other users can apply different dimensions to the report to answer a question. For example, suppose you have an Average Contacts per Agent report to see the average number of Contacts per Agent for the last seven days. In that case, you can add a date filter in the dashboard to allow non-analysts to filter by other date ranges (i.e., seven days, 14 days, 30 days) instead of just seeing data for seven days. Configured filters appear above the dashboard.
Dashboard filters can be configured to apply to all the reports in the dashboard (if the filter is available for the dataset) or for a specific report.
Datasets and filters
You may have a mixture of reports using different datasets in a dashboard. If you do, the filters available for each report depend on the dataset, which means not all filters may apply to all reports. When you select a metric to filter, you'll see which reports the metrics can be applied to.
Add filter to reports for dashboard users
From the Reports page, click Create a Report and select any dataset.
From the blank Explore, click the folder icon on the right side of the page, click Group, then click the dashboard where the report is saved.
When the dashboard opens, click
on the top-right corner of the page, then click Edit dashboard.
Click Filters above the dashboard, then Add Filter.
The Add Filter shows a list of datasets for reports in the dashboard.
Search and select the filter you want available to non-analyst users.
From the filter configuration window, customize your filter settings.
See Adding dashboard filters for a detailed look at how to edit filters.
Note – Filter configuration options vary depending on the metric you have selected.
Click Tiles To Update. This setting allows you to choose which report(s) the filter applies to in the dashboard.
Reports in the dashboard that the metric is compatible with appear with a green icon that can be used to change the filter for the field.
Incompatible reports appear gray, and the filter cannot be used.
[A] – Selected metric to filter by.
[B] – Metric compatible reports.
Click Add to save the filter, then click Save in the dashboard.
Filters are made available to non-analyst users on the dashboard.
Edit an existing dashboard filter
While the dashboard is in edit mode, click the kebab icon (three dots) next to a filter, then click Edit.
Filter view and placement
Choose to have dashboard filters available to non-analyst users to appear collapsed/expanded on the dashboard's top/right side.
While the dashboard is in edit mode, click Settings above the dashboard.
From the Settings page, click the Filters tab.
Default filters view – Select whether to have dashboard filters appear Expanded or Collapsed when the dashboard is opened.
Filters location – Select whether to have dashboard filters appear on the Top side or the Right side of the dashboard.
Click Save.
Use Text tile to add notes
Use the Text feature to add notes about the dashboard you want others to know. For example, you could add a note to note that some filters may not apply to every report in the dashboard. Text appears as a tile in the dashboard.
From the Reports page, click Create a Report and select any dataset.
From the blank Explore, click the folder icon on the right side of the page, click Group, then click the dashboard where the report is saved.
Click
on the right side of the page when the dashboard opens, then click Edit dashboard.
Click + Add Tile above the dashboard, then Add Text
Enter the Title, Subtitle (optional), and body.
Click Save to save the tile, then click Save in the dashboard.