- AWS Quicksight Tutorial
- AWS Quicksight - Home
- AWS Quicksight - Overview
- AWS Quicksight - Landing Page
- AWS Quicksight - Using Data Sources
- AWS Quicksight - Data Source Limit
- AWS Quicksight - Editing Datasets
- AWS Quicksight - Creating New Analysis
- AWS Quicksight - Adding Visuals
- Using Filters to a Visual
- AWS Quicksight - Insights
- AWS Quicksight - Creating Story
- AWS Quicksight - Using Parameters
- AWS Quicksight - Sharing Analysis
- AWS Quicksight - Dashboards
- AWS Quicksight - Managing Quicksight
- AWS Quicksight - Edition Type
- AWS Quicksight - Managing IAM Policies
- AWS Quicksight - Embedding Dashboard
- AWS Quicksight - AWS SDKs
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- AWS Quicksight Useful Resources
- AWS Quicksight - Quick Guide
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AWS Quicksight - Using Filters to a Visual
Quicksight allows you to add filters to the visual being created. You have the option to apply filter to only a single visual under any analysis or all the visuals. To add filter, click on “Filter” icon on the left tab. It will show existing filter if there is any or filter can be created as per the requirement. In the below example, we don’t have any existing filters, so it gave an option to “Create one”
On clicking create one, you can create filter. This allows you to choose if you want to add filter to just one or all the visuals. It also allows you to choose the field on which you want to apply filter.
In the above example, we have added a filter on “Date of Birth” field on input dataset and specified a Date. Now, the visual contains the average tenure of employees under different job level and job family but only including employees whose Date of Birth is after 1980-01-01.