The Filters Pane

The Filters pane allows you to view, apply, and edit persistent filters for your custom report. Filters set in the Filters pane are saved with the report, ensuring they remain in effect.

The Filters pane is divided into two distinct sections:

Filters on this visual
Filters on this page

The same field behaves differently depending on which section you place it in.

Filters On This Visual

Data fields placed in the Filters on this visual area apply only to the selected visual. They do not affect other visuals on the page or report.

Common Use Cases

Excluding (Blank) values in one chart
Showing Top N items in a specific visual
Focusing one chart on a single region or category while others remain broad

Example

You have:

A column chart showing Activations by Product
A table showing detailed transactions

If you add:

UsageMeterType = "concurrent"

to Filters on this visual, only the column chart is filtered—not the table.

Filters On This Page

Data fields placed in the Filters on this page area apply to all visuals on the current page.

Common use cases

Having each page represent a region, year, or business unit
Filtering out irrelevant data for a specific analysis page
Providing a background filter instead of repeating slicers

Example

You specify:

ProductCreatedDate = 01/01/2026 - 31/12/2026 

into Filters on this page, every visual on that page shows only 2026 data.

Key characteristics

Consistent context for a single page
Cleaner than duplicating visual filters

How Filter Types Behave

Regardless of scope, each filter can be configured as:

Basic filtering
Select individual values via check boxes
Best for categories with few values
Advanced filtering
Use conditions (equals, contains, greater than, before, etc.)
Useful for dates, ranges, and text patterns
Top N filtering
Filter based on a measure (e.g., Top 10 products by sales)
Available only on visual-level filters
Relative date filtering
“Last 30 days”, “This month”, etc.
Extremely useful for rolling reports