Hi,
I am using a dashboard based on a URL that has a parameter, so in the URL I pass the company ID for example, so the user can see just the information about their company, the problem is that my filter not follow the options for only the company filtered on the URL, it shows all departments for all companies for examples, not just the departments related to the filtered company in the URL.
Someone know how to solve that?
Thanks a lot!
Murilo
Have you looked into cascading filters?
@Max I´ve been trying to go in this way but it´s not working, I am passing thru a URL a company name so the graphic on the dashboard show just users for that company, but my filter in the dashboard shows for example departements of all companies, not just the company filtered on my url.
If you try it without a URL parameter does it work?
If I try without URL will show all companies, in fact I need to pass thru my URL the company ID, when I do that my graphics show just information related to the company filtered, but my filter keeps showing information not just for the company passed thru my URL, it shows all companies in my database.
I mean try to do all the cascading filters without a parameter from a URL.
I’m wondering if the url parameter functionality is off.
Hi @MuriloRodrigues I think you guys are on the right track. Maybe we missed one step. You will need to set up a parameter for your CompanyID, and then create a filter that is driven by the CompanyID parameter. Then when you set the parameter value via the URL it should apply the filter.
