Widget Filtering Settings

In the Filter tab, you can configure the filtering mode, enable or disable filter ignoring, apply states to restrict widget filtering, and predefine filters for a widget.

Filtering settings are available for the following widgets:

• Funnel Chart
• Histogram
• Process Explorer
• Donut Chart
• Combined Bar Chart
• Strip Chart
• Line Chart
• KPI List
• Indicator
• Percentage KPI
• Pivot Table
• Bar Chart
• Sphere of Processes
• Table
• Text
• Filter

Filter Mode

The Filter mode setting appears only for widgets with a configured dimension. It offers three modes:

• Standard — one or multiple values can be selected; selection is confirmed with a checkmark, and unselected values disappear
• Single choice — only one value can be selected; other values become semi-transparent
• Disabled — value selection via click is not possible

Ignore Filters

When clicking a widget with Ignore filters enabled, no checkmark (apply) or “×” (cancel) appears, and filter tabs are added instead.

For the Filter widget with Ignore filters enabled, search behaves as follows:

• Selected values do not move to the top of the list
• If a value matches the search criteria, it remains selected even if it was included in a previously applied filter

If Ignore filters is disabled and the mode is set to:

• Standard: The widget is filtered by dimensions from other widgets and can also be filtered by its own dimensions
• Single choice: Only one dimension value can be selected during filtering. Filtering by the widget’s own dimensions is not possible—only filtering by other widgets’ dimensions applies
• Disabled: Neither selection nor filtering by the widget’s own dimensions is possible. Only filtering by other widgets’ dimensions applies

If Ignore filters is enabled and the mode is set to:

• Single choice: Only one dimension value can be selected during filtering. Neither the widget’s own dimensions nor other widgets’ dimensions trigger filtering
  • However, selecting a value in another widget for the same dimension will also highlight it in this widget. When a filter is applied (based on one or more values of the same dimension in another widget), the highlighted value remains selected in the widget with Ignore filters enabled
• Disabled: Neither selection nor filtering by the widget’s own dimensions is possible, and filtering by other widgets’ dimensions does not apply

Predefined Filter

Using the + Filter button, you can add a predefined filter—a fixed data display condition—to the widget.

A predefined filter applies only within the current widget and cannot be edited or removed in view mode.

You can configure a filter based on a formula, a process-based dimension, a dashboard indicator, or a table column from the Data Model.

Predefined filter configuration for process-based dimensions mirrors the settings used when adding such a dimension to a widget. For event start and end times, you must select a transformation type. Then, a modal window appears to choose the process, event, formula, and condition. You can also add nested filtering to the predefined filter—based on a formula, dashboard indicator, or table column.

Available filter conditions:

• Last…
• In range
• Not in range
• Equal
• Not equal
• After
• Before
• After or equal
• Before or equal
• Is empty
• Is not empty

Conditions require additional configuration. For example, selecting Last… requires specifying a number of days or hours; selecting a date range requires defining start and end dates, etc.

States

States are created in the Dashboard Indicators tab and are used to restrict cross-widget filtering. For example, if two widgets have different states assigned, clicking to filter one will not affect the other.

To apply a state to a widget, select it from the dropdown list.