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ImprovementData managament
3 months ago

🔦 Filter your way to the right variable

Finding the right variable in the Library is now faster than ever. The top bar has new filters that let you narrow a long list down to exactly what you need.

⚡What's new

You can now filter your variables directly from the top bar of the Library. Click + Add filter and choose to filter by Variable, Model, or Active dimension, then pick the values you care about. The list updates instantly, so you can jump straight to the variables behind a specific model or dimension.

Each filter appears as a chip you can edit or remove at any time, and you can stack several filters together to zero in on precisely the variables you want to work with.

⚙️ How it works

Filters combine with AND logic, so a variable is shown only when it matches every active filter. For example, filtering by Model = Revenue and Active dimension = Region returns just the variables that live in the Revenue model and use the Region dimension.