Applying one filter for two panels in microstrategy - microstrategy

I have two panels in my dashboard and i have applied a filter(select month) in the first panel and the issue i face is the same filter cannot be applied in panel 2.
I don't want to apply same filter in panel 2 again . I want filter in panel 1 to control both the panels.
panel 1
panel 2.jpg
Thanks in advance....

You can't like this. Your only option is to put the month in the filter bar :/

Try to embed the two panels into a container and apply the filter to it. This is the way to sinchronize scroll bars between two different grids, for example.
Regards!

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