Filters.

We have already covered how to create and apply filters using Displayr’s built-in functions and code. See, for example, 5 Ways to Create a Filter in…
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In Displayr you can manipulate rows and columns directly in any Visualization or Paste/Enter Table output created via the Insert menu. This allows you to…
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Introduction What is Data Filtering? What is Rebasing? 5 Things to Consider Before Building Your Dashboard Variables and Questions 5 Ways to Create a Filter in Displayr…
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Example In the example below, the combo box says Hide Comments. If you click on it and change it to Show Comments a comment appears. How it works…
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Use Displayr to save yourself time and work by automatically generating and exporting multiple, filtered reports.
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Control boxes are a popular way for users to change things on a Displayr page. Here's how to use a control box to dynamically apply weights and filters.
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Data filtering is the process of choosing a smaller part of your dataset and using that subset for viewng or analysis. It is usually temporary.
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With Displayr, you can show different patterns in your data by applying filters to analyses. One way to do this is by creating filters that…
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This post describes how to set up documents to permit Displayr users to filter pages in an online document (i.e., dashboard). The user experience When…
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When you are working in Displayr’s edit mode, you can choose which items on a page to filter by selecting the items and applying a filter. When…
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A combo box can be added to a Displayr document by selecting Insert > Control (More), which causes a combo box to appear in the middle of the…
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This blog shows how to create a filter. Before reading this blog, make sure you check out Using Displayr to filter data, analyses, and whole…
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Displayr’s approach to filtering is uniquely powerful. Filters can be applied to tables, charts, complex visualizations, advanced analyses, and text (with a bit of care).…
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