I've been playing with the new Create Drilldown feature available in Kibana 7.10 dashboards.
On the parent dashboard I have a stacked horizontal bar chart:
The y-axis (i.e. bar label) is a "Site Name"
The x-axis (i.e. bar length is count of documents)
The bars are split by a "Reason Code" (two values).
I've got the drill down configured and working BUT when I select the drill down from a bar on the parent chart it takes me to the new dashboard automatically filtered by both "Site Name" and "Reason Code".
I would like to drill down with ONLY the "Site Name" filter selected. Is this possible?
It's been confirmed by Elastic this option is not currently supported in the Dashboard Drilldown feature. Although it may be possible to achieve the required behaviour using the URL drilldown feature.
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I have two drill down bar chart in a container, within one drill down chart I need to select a bar and a pivot table below it needs to be get filtered according to that selection and all other chart should remain unfiltered just like the way we set interaction in power bi. I found a way but it is not working I have written the steps below -
Master items - Alternate states - Create new
Create an alternate states and then drag and drop to the charts which needs to be updated, I have also applied a formula in the measure, but non of them are working, like -
= Sum({[alternate_name]}Amount)
Please guide me over this.
This is a tough one because Master Items can't use alternate states (or at least Master visualizations can't) outside of referencing them in set analysis, as you tried (See the Limitations section of this Qlik Help page). In your example =Sum({[alternate_name]} Amount), you probably found that the selecting the bars was still affecting everything else but selecting in the pivot table was filtering the bar chart.
What you'll need to do here is to create that second bar chart within the container itself, rather than creating a Master visualization. When you're adding a chart to a container, you have the option of either using a Master Visualization or just creating a chart within the container itself (see this screenshot here). When you create a chart within a container, you have the ability to apply an Alternate State.
Here's a GIF of me using this setup.
I expected to use a box and parameter control to show different worksheets in the dashboard. I made sure that I put the displayed chart at first, the hided charts as followed, and show parameter control, but it did not show the control. How can I solve that?
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I am a new Tableau user. I have a concept to create one-page dashboard as summary page which contains two main windows. First window is fixed, displaying general information by pie chart. Second window (below) is dynamic, displaying detailed information of clicked pie chart. Every pie chart has different format/ layout of detailed information. Could I visualize the concept using Tableau. Please enlighten me
Yes you can. This is Tableau's bread and butter. Click an item in the dashboard and everything else can be filtered to that item. Look at Dashboard Actions to accomplish this.
i'm very new to Tableau.
i have a bar chart and another column chart which have relative information to thebar chart.
what i would like to achieve is when user clicks bar of the chart, another chart will show with the corresponding data.
I achieved this, but I need to show the chart when the use clicks the bar's only.It should hide by default
Use filter actions and set your target sheet to "Exclude all values" in the "Clearing the Selection will:" section. For more information, check our the docs. https://onlinehelp.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/actions.htm
I have lot many data sources, dashboards and worksheets in one workbook, There are couple of filters on one dashboards, I want to know from dashboard which filter belongs to which worksheet or where this filter exactly belongs to ?
As well please share how to create Global filters and when they are used?
When looking at a dashboard in Desktop, you can click on a worksheet which will select the worksheet and you'll see four icons pop up (usually in top right corner, sometimes top left corner). The last icon is a downward triangle. Click it and you'll see a long menu with options such as Go To Sheet, Duplicate, and Fit. One option is labeled Filters. Click Filters and it opens a submenu of all filterable fields on the worksheet. If a field is being used as a filter in the dashboard, it will show a checkmark next to the field name.
Note that this is an easy way to add and remove filters from a dashboard. But in your case, you are using it to figure out which worksheet is doing the filtering.
Be aware that dashboards can have filter actions so sometimes worksheets will cascade the filter values to other worksheets on the dashboard.