Single Value Range¶
We will now introduce the Single value configuration option, which is exclusive to the Numerical Range filter. This option is utilized to set up a single value type for minimum, maximum, and exact values.
Filter Configuration Options¶
The following configuration options are available for these filter types:
| Value | Numerical Range | Time Range | Time Column | Time Grain | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parent-child | ✔ | ||||
| Pre-filter available values | ✔ | ✔ | |||
| Sort-filter value | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
| Single value | ✔ |
Single Value Range¶
Option available for this Filter Type: Numerical Range
The Single value option is exclusive to numerical ranges, serving to restrict the number or range that can be specified in a numerical range filter. To employ this feature, ensure that you are operating with a Numerical Range filter.
Within the Filter Configuration panel, opt for Single Value.
Then, select a single value type:
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Minimum: In the numerical range filter, there exists only one anchor point, which is employed to designate a minimum (i.e., starting point) for a range. For instance, if "26" is chosen, then all values greater than or equal to 26 will be encompassed by the filter. It's worth noting the presence of a blue highlight, indicating the filtered range.
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Exact: The numerical range filter consists of a single anchor point, employed to specify an exact value. Only chart data corresponding to the selected value will be incorporated.
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Maximum: In the numerical range filter, there exists only one anchor point, utilized to designate a maximum (i.e., ending point) for a range. For instance, if "63" is selected, then all values less than or equal to 63 will be encompassed by the filter. It's worth noting the presence of a blue highlight, indicating the filtered range.
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