Cross Filter
Link common legends and axes across multiple charts to synchronize data display targets.
This feature is in beta. The specifications may change without notice.
The Cross Filter feature allows you to synchronize the display targets of multiple charts when legends or axes are filtered on a specific chart.
Filtering is performed on data loaded in the frontend, so changing filters does not trigger additional job execution.
Behavior
Legends and axes selection status is synchronized across configured charts
When a legend on a chart is selected: Only data for the selected legends is displayed
When hovering over chart content: Highlighting of the hovered legend is synchronized
When selecting a range on an axis: Only data within the selected range is displayed
Configuration
Select Cross Filter from the menu that appears in the top-right corner when hovering over a chart on the Grid Page
Set a
Key
Set the same
Key
for charts that you want to synchronize with the same valueDepending on the selected chart, you can set
Keys
for both "Axis" and "Legend"For table charts, set a
Key
for each column you want to target
Specifications
Supported Charts
XY Chart
XYZ Chart
Pie Chart
Funnel Chart
Table Chart
Selection states from other charts are reflected in table charts, but filtering content from table charts is not reflected in other charts
Data Filtering Scope
Filtering is performed on data loaded in the frontend
SQL is not re-executed, so filtering data by time period on an XY chart axis cannot be reflected in pie chart aggregations
Legend Filtering
Filtering is performed based on the "string or numeric" values of the selected legend names
Axis Filtering
Range filtering is performed based on the "string or numeric" lower and upper bounds of the selected axis
Notes
Legend → Axis Coordination
Data display targets for axes are specified by range
Therefore, when multiple legends are selected on the legend side, not only the selected legends but also targets included in the range of the selected legends will be displayed
Axis → Axis Coordination
When axes are set as strings, range specification is affected by display order, so if display orders are different, they may not coordinate correctly
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