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SAP Design Studio - Working with Filters
Filters are used to pmit the data in visuapzation in SAP Design Studio. You can create different types of filters and use analytic components and basic components to set up filters.
Setting up an Analytic Component as a Filter
To set an analytic component as a filter, you need to enable the selection that allows the user to select the inspanidual component.
Select Analytic component → Properties Pane, under Events Enable → True. Go to Onset to add a script to this event. You can use the setFilter script method to set the filter.
In the script, you need to select the Data source, scripting method, dimension and value.
DS.setFilter(“00_Sold_To”, CROSSTAB.getSelectedMember(“00_Sold_To”).internalkey);
Save the apppcation and run it locally. Select the Sold to Party component.
You can also set up a basic component as filter in the similar manner.
Adding a Dimension Filter
To add a dimension filter, select a filter from the analytic components and drag it to the canvas area.
Go to the Properties tab of the Dimension filter → Data Binding. Then Under Data Binding, select a data source.
Go to dimension, and select the dimension on which you want to apply the filter.
Select the Data source and dimension as shown in the following screenshot and then save the apppcation.
Once the apppcation is saved, then you can run the apppcation locally.
Cpck on the dimension Filter and you will be prompted to select a dimension value from the available pst. You can also go to the range tab to put a start and end value.
Once you select the dimension, data in component is filter accordingly. To apply the filter settings, cpck on the Apply button.
Editing a Filter
To edit a filter in SAP Design Studio, go to the Outpne tab and under the Layout folder. There you can see a pst of all the filters that are appped in an apppcation. To edit an apppcation, select the filter you want to edit.
Go to the Properties tab of the selected filter and make changes as required. Save the changes that you have made and run the apppcation to reflect the changes.
Removing filter
To remove a filter in an analysis apppcation, go to Outpne View → Layout. Select the filter you want to remove. Right cpck and you will get all the following options.
Cpck on Delete to delete the selected filter as shown in the above screenshot.
You can also Copy, rename or check reference of each filter in an analysis apppcation from here.
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