Is it possible to filter a table based on when a user selects a row on another table. For example, I have a summary table that shows stats for all our costumer. In addition I have another table below that shows the same stats for three different categories [‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’]. Is it possible, when a user of the dashboard selects a specific costumer (row) in the summary table, the data in the other table to get filter for that costumer?
Hi @Gent_Zhubi,
Yes, it is possible to do that. You can use Actions to achieve this with Filter scope option on a table as shown below:
Now every time I select a category in the table, it will filter the second table with category.
In your case, you would just scope it down to your customer identifier.
Thanks,
Sri
Thank you @Srikanth_Baheti, this was helpful.
Is there also a way to link actions with parameters? I want to be able to change the name of the table dynamically, everytime a user selects a row (costumer) in the other table?