Dashboard Mode - Why filtering focuses analysis
Business Question
How does filtering data help us focus on specific parts of sales to understand performance better?
How does filtering data help us focus on specific parts of sales to understand performance better?
| Region | Product | Sales | Month |
|---|---|---|---|
| East | Widget | 100 | Jan |
| East | Gadget | 150 | Jan |
| West | Widget | 200 | Jan |
| West | Gadget | 250 | Jan |
| East | Widget | 120 | Feb |
| East | Gadget | 180 | Feb |
| West | Widget | 220 | Feb |
| West | Gadget | 270 | Feb |
SUM([Sales])SUM([Sales]) grouped by [Region].SUM([Sales]) grouped by [Product].+----------------------+----------------------+ | Total Sales | Filter: Region | | (KPI Card) | | +----------------------+----------------------+ | Bar Chart: Sales by Region | +--------------------------------------+ | Bar Chart: Sales by Product | +--------------------------------------+ | Filter: Month | +--------------------------------------+
The Region filter controls which regions appear in the KPI card and both bar charts. Selecting only 'East' will update all visuals to show data only for East region.
The Month filter controls the time period shown. Selecting 'Jan' will update all visuals to show sales only for January.
Filters work together to let you focus on specific slices of data, making it easier to understand sales performance in detail.
If you apply a filter to show only the 'West' region, which components update?