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ImprovementData managamentReporting
3 years ago

Filter on non-shared dimensions

You can now set filters for non-shared dimensions at both the table and space levels. These filters will only apply to variables that include the specified dimension, leaving the values of other variables unchanged.⛱️

In table builder, this means you won't have “inactive” filters anymore, and you'll have full visibility into which variables will be affected by the filter. Additionally, before this release, if you added a variable without the dimension being filtered, the filter would be removed since it wasn't "shared" across all variables.

In spaces, we filter only the variables that have the dimension that's being filtered on and leave the rest untouched.

It is important to highlight that previously when applying a filter in a space, tables containing any variable without that dimension were automatically hidden from view completely. With this release, all tables & variables will now be displayed, and we only apply the filter to variables with that specific dimension. If you still wish to filter out certain variables, you can simply remove them from the table.