Hi @01267ts,
There’s no built-in “Apply Filters” button out of the box, but there’s a workaround using parameters and a button-style control that achieves what you’re describing. Another user also had this question a while back, here is the link to that thread: How to create 'apply button' for control - #13 by andyxson .
The approach is that, instead of connecting your controls directly to filters, you connect them to parameters. These parameters stage the user’s selections without triggering any visual refresh. Then you create a separate “Apply” parameter (acting as a button) that, when clicked, triggers the actual filters to evaluate against the staged parameter values. This way, users can change multiple selections and the dashboard only refreshes once when they click Apply.
Hope this helps!