Reset a filter based on a different filter being reset?

Hello! I am creating a dashboard that displays survey results. The dashboard can be used to display multiple different survey’s data. The use can toggle between different surveys with a control filter at the top. On the dashboard page I have created another control that is linked to a dataset field. This field contains the survey questions for each survey. When a particular question is selected, the visual displays data for that question.

This filter is also based on a parameter and the parameter is set to have a static default value of “Select a question from the dropdown list.” So, when the user first comes to the dashboard the text “Select a question from the dropdown list” appears in the filter until the user has made a selection. For illustration, let’s say the question they select is “What kind of coffee should we have available in the office?” Now the visual that is filtered by this control will display the answers to this question.

However, my issue is when the user moves on to wanting to view data for a different survey. They use the control panel to select a new survey name, however, the survey question dropdown is still displaying “What kind of coffee should we have available in the office?” and this old question is not relevant to the newly selected survey. I wish that I could automatically go back to my default text “Select a question from the dropdown list” whenever a user moved to a new survey. Does anyone know if this is possible, and how I might set it up?

Hi @kakervall

Currently in Quicksight , the child filter will display the elements relevant to parent filter selection and also the previously-selected element as well.

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Your feedback helps us build a better service, I have tagged this as feature request.

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Thanks
Vinod

Thank you @apjvinod! I will send you a message.