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Overview
Filter Elements, like Range Filters, act as master filters for other items on the dashboard.
Use Filter Elements singularly or in conjunction with others to create filtering for the dashboard.
Filter Elements include:
Working with Filter Element Data
Each Dashboard Item has different requirements for the data you add to it.
Filter Elements rely on Dimensions used for filtering other dashboard items by the corresponding values, such as Employee Name, Project Path, etc.
Additionally, Hidden Data Items can be used for additional configurations, such as filtering, without displaying the field on the Dashboard Item.
Grouping
Filter Elements can be used hierarchically by creating a Group (available from the toolbar) and then adding the Filter Elements to it. This would allow you to filter, for instance, based on a hierarchy like Project>Employee>Work Date. Note, Ignore Master Filters (see below) would have to be disabled for subservient Filter Elements (the filter elements holding Employee and Work Date in the example listed here).
Formatting
Data added to range filters is automatically formatted based on the data type. That said, formats can be edited by clicking the Options button (down arrow) seen when hovering over the data item.
Date Values
For instance, Date Values have several display options. To change display settings, hover over the data item and complete the following:
Filter Element Tools
Filter Elements feature a specific set of design and data tools, available from the toolbar (some options are also available by right-clicking the chart).
All toolbar items feature tool tips which explain (in short) the core functionality of the toolbar option.
Data Tab
The Data Tab includes several options for data shaping.
Design Tab
Filter Elements allow the following design options.
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