Filter Entire Dashboard

question on this....I am creating task based dashboards for specific users. 

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When I filter the tasks by user email, the dashboard looks great but the filters don't seem to save the next time I open the dashboard.

What am I doing wrong?  
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thanks!

benjamingaines any update on this being implemented, there is quite a good bit of support for it.

The search filter would be VERY useful.  Would definitely save time.

I have more client request this feature and I've done a lot of work to create Dashboards, where this feature would cut down on the time I've spent with the filter option. Definitely a MUST.

Hi is this the right thread to post this request: 

We want the ability to make a change in the “edit full report” section and have a “have this action apply to all dashboard reportlets” button.

That way when we change the school that we are looking at, just like the date range, it would apply that change to the entire dashboard instead of just the single reportlet.

We do a lot of dashboards with the "broken down" by option for an eVar.  Than we just concentrate on 1 of the results.  When ever I make a new dashboard for a customer, I have to edit each of the reportlets separately in order to concentrate on a different result for the eVar. 

Thanks in advance.

Ari Oshinsky.

Great Idea!

Hi Ben,

I'd love to see this - I've been waiting for it for ages.  A search filter-based option would suit my needs, but you're right - both are valuable.

Cheers,

Christopher

Adam,

Thank you for the clarification. I'll definitely bring this up with my colleagues here in Product Management, as it seems to have gathered a good amount of support very quickly (six votes in five days). We'll keep everyone posted, and please continue to share thoughts/feedback about this idea so we have a clear sense of what everyone is looking for.

Thanks,



Ben Gaines

Product Manager

Adobe Systems, Inc.

Those both sound like interesting options. I did have the search

filter in mind.

To go back to your example if we have a dashboard with five reportlets, and want to to enter a filter value and have all five reportlets update so that they are only showing line items that contain the search value. We have to go into each reportlet, search for the term then update the dashboard.

It would be a huge time save to be able to update all of them at once.