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Understanding Cross-Filtering

Cross filtering allows you to dynamically filter data across an entire report by clicking on specific data points or selections.

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Written by Daniel Busch
Updated over 10 months ago

Summary

  • This feature enables quick analysis of specific segments without creating separate reports

  • All visualizations and tables update simultaneously based on your selection

  • You can reset filters using the reset button at the top

Deep Dive

All examples below are mentioned and explained in the above video.

“Marketing Overview” Report Example

  • Click on "paid ads" to filter the entire report's KPIs and graphs for paid advertising performance

  • The filtering affects all tables and visualizations in the report

  • Reset functionality allows you to return to the full dataset view

“Landingpage Breakdown” Report Example

  • Filter landing page performance by specific marketing channels

  • Select "meta ads" to see best-performing landing pages for Meta advertising

  • Further drill down by selecting specific landing pages to view product sales

  • All connected graphs and tables update to reflect your selections

“Paid Social Channel” Report Example

  • View campaigns and their associated ads in separate tables

  • Quick-filter between campaigns to analyze specific ad performance

  • Select individual campaigns to filter the ads table below

  • Choose specific ads to view their performance over time in the graph

  • Enables efficient analysis of multiple campaigns and their respective ads

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