Changing the Scope of Filters Between the Main Filter Bar and Visualizations
You can change the scope of a filter by moving or copying it between the main filter bar and visualizations.
- On the Home page, select a workbook, click the Action Menu, and then select Open.
- Click the Visualize tab.
- Change the scope of a filter by moving or copying it between the main filter bar and visualizations.
- Move a main filter to a visualization - Drag and drop to move a filter from the main filter bar to the Grammar Panel or into the visualization.
- When Pin to all Canvasses isn't selected, the filter applies to the visualization but also remains in the main filter bar because it still applies to other canvasses.
- When Pin to all Canvasses is selected, the filter only applies to the visualization, and is removed from the main filter bar.
- Copy a main filter to a visualization - Hold down the Shift key and drag and drop a filter from the main filter bar to the Grammar Panel or into the visualization.
- Move a visualization filter to the main filter bar - Drag and drop a visualization filter from the Grammar Panel to the main filter bar.
This moves the filter into the main filter bar and removes the filter from the visualization.
- Copy a filter between visualizations - Drag and drop a visualization filter from the Grammar Panel into another visualization.
This copies the filter into the selected visualization.
- Move a filter between visualizations - Hold down the Shift key and drag and drop a visualization filter from the Grammar Panel into another visualization.
This moves the filter into the selected visualization.
- Move a main filter to a visualization - Drag and drop to move a filter from the main filter bar to the Grammar Panel or into the visualization.
Related Topics
About Filters and Filter Types
How Datasets Interact with Filters
How the Number of Datasets Affects Filters
About Synchronizing Visualizations in a Canvas
About Automatically Applied Filters
Creating Filters on a Visualization
Using a Visualization as a Filter
Applying Different Filter Types
Last Published Friday, December 8, 2023