L3 - Default Context:
Today Dashboard Editors can configure Dashboard Filters that allow Viewers to filter all reports simultaneously.
However, in some situations, viewers would like to see a "default filtered state" on the Dashboard - instead of having to choose the appropriate filters (again and again).
There are different solutions available, e.g. one could allow Dashboard Editors to set a default filtering state. Alternatively one could allow Viewers to persist there current filtered state as the "default" state or "last active filter" and automatically persist this on a user basis.
AT:
- The dashboard editor can specify a default filter state for the dashboard
- The "Reset all" button in the view mode will reset all to the default filter
- The Share functionality includes the default filters if the "Share with current filters applied" checkbox is not checked
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
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I can set default dashboard filters |
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Done | Unassigned |
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Dashboardfilters can store defaultvalues |
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Done | Unassigned |
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Document Default Dashboard Filter Feature |
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Done | Unassigned |
[OPT-3590] Allow editors to specify default values for dashboard filters
| Labels | Original: dashboard next_release | New: current_release dashboard next_release |
| Labels | Original: current_release dashboard next_release | New: current_release dashboard |
| Labels | Original: current_release dashboard | New: dashboard |
| Effort | New: Not defined [ 11259 ] |
| Issue Type | Original: Feature Part [ 10202 ] | New: Feature Request [ 2 ] |
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| Epic Link | New: OPT-3697 [ 52236 ] |
| Summary | Original: Save dashboard filter per user | New: Save dashboard filter (per user) or allow default value |
| Description |
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* Whenever a user applies or changes a dashboard filter, this is persisted in the backend * When accessing a dashboard, the previous filter is used again |
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Context:
Today Dashboard Editors can configure Dashboard Filters that allow Viewers to filter all reports simultaneously. However, in some situations, viewers would like to see a "default filtered state" on the Dashboard - instead of having to choose the appropriate filters (again and again). There are different solutions available, e.g. one could allow Dashboard Editors to set a default filtering state. Alternatively one could allow Viewers to persist there current filtered state as the "default" state or "last active filter" and automatically persist this on a user basis. To be defined AT: * Whenever a user applies or changes a dashboard filter, this is persisted in the backend * When accessing a dashboard, the previous filter is used again |
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