I'm using the dashboards (not documents, falsh dashboards) in MSTR.
I'd like tu use an element of my chart as a selector to drill down.
For example if i have 4 pies representing departments I'd like to click on one of them to show the sales of the "sub-departments".
In the following link they show how to do it with documents:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ_urHhJo7A
I'd like to do that with dashboards.
You can use your Pie as selector for another Visualization (grid or graph) in your dashboard where you show lower level data (in your case the sub-departments).
Or if you want to continue to analyze the sub-departments in a pie chart, once you select a department you can click on the menu arrow on the top-right corner (sometimes it's a bit nasty to get it) and select Keep Only and Show -> Sub-departments.
Unfortunately I don't think you can do it with just a double click
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I have five organizations in one column and their value in different column.
I selected bar chart visuals showing every org's in x-axis and their values in y-axis. I have a slicer filter drop down of all organizations.
My question is when I select only one particular org in the slicer filter, I would like see all the org's in the bar chart visuals AND the one org I selected should be highlighted or different than other bar so that it can be easily noticeable.
How can I do this in Power BI? any help is appreciated. Thanks
The best way to achieve this would be to not use a slicer and rather a table with just the organization names. You will be able to format the table to look more like a slicer by playing around with the visual settings in the visual.
This should give you the functionality that you are looking for as the users will be able to click on the name in the table and it will only highlight the bar that is being used. If it does not please check your settings and see if the cross filter setting is set to highlight.
I am a beginner at Superset. While working I came across an issue i.e. when I am creating a dashboard using 2 or more tabs components then the last chart that is added in the chats are duplicated in the rest of the tabs.
Your charts are not really duplicated, they are out of the tab, so it is showing at the "main" page of your dashboard.
In order to display a chart in a specific tab, you have to drag and drop the object inside the tab. You should see a blue line when moving it, right below the tab name, indicating you are moving to the correct spot, just like this:
Example
This will organize your charts the way you expect.
I don't know if this is a recurring problem or not, but I have a Power BI solution which has a pie chart and a bar graph. The bar graph is sorted in descending order by a "Value" field. Initially my Power BI file is loading with the below viz. I want to filter the right graph to bring TOP 5 countries name by descending order of their value when a user clicks on pie-chart on left side. The left side is the category of each countries viz. 0,1,2 & 3.
Below happens when I click Category "0". As you can see Power BI gives 9 results (highlighted by dark green)
Same happens for Category "1". Again I see more than 5 values.
Check interactions under format tab. Select the primary visual (in your case pie visual) than click on the filter tab on seconday visual (Bar chart). Default filter is highlight.
Been searching for a day or two on how to do this, really hoping someone can help...
I want to create a visualization based on two fields.
Fields are:
Name
Activity
Name could have a string value of around 200 different names.
Activity has only two possible string values - 'increase' & 'decrease'.
What I want to do is visualize a count of the amounts of increases & decreases overlapping for each name on a bar chart.
Is this possible?
E.g. Say the name 'Bob_Jones' pops up in my log five times & one has an increase value, but four have a decrease value. How can I visualize that particular name on a bar chart with both the count of increase & decrease values overlapping on the chart?
You have to use Visualize.
On the left, leave Y-Axis as it is. On X-Axis remove everything you already have: you should find yourself in the following situation:
press on Split Bars. Now select Terms in the Aggregation dropdown. In the Field choose Activity on the dropdown (the name of your field).
Now you have to press on the button in the bottom of the screen, called Add sub-buckets. Choose X-Axis, put as Sub Aggregation the value Terms once again, and in the Field choose Name.
Now, if you press the "Play" button (check the pic I uploaded, in the top-right) you should have what you are looking for.
One report I like to use is the 'Engagement' report. I would like to apply this metric on a page by page basis. For example, I want to find out more than the average time on a page, I want to look at spread of times (duration) for specific pages. Can this be achieved in Google Analytics? I have hd a look at secondary dimensions and custom reports but can't see a way to achieve this.
I can't speak for the web framework, but with either the Android or iOS SDKs, you can view the spread of times (duration) or any other histogram by using Events that have a category, action, or label that is a predefined bin. For example, you could name the bins something like "time00001", "time00002", etc and then call something like this in your code:
sendEvent("EngagementReport", "duration", "time00001", 1);
Then,
click on Engagement > Events > Overview.
At the bottom of the page, click on the 'view full report' link under the 'Event label' section.
Click on the bubble icon in the upper-right-hand corner.
Click on the bars icon in the upper-right-hand corner (but slightly lower-left of the bubbles icon)
Order the x-axis alphabetically and you should be able to see the bins "time00001", "time00002", etc sorted in such a way that you can see the histogram of the duration of time on each page.
I'm not sure how to do this in the web analytics, but I'm pretty sure it isn't too difficult. Here's what the result looks like for me: