The Business Variable panel builds on top of the regular dashboard variables. It allows you to have dashboard filters in a separate panel, which you can place anywhere on the dashboard.
Thanks for developing this, I really appreciate it.
But there is an odd behaviour:
If I click 'All' in a multi-value variable, it of course checks all values.
When I click one value, it doesn't uncheck this one, but all others.
start situation:
[V] All
[V] A
[V] B
[V] C
situation 1, click B from start:
[ ] All
[ ] A
[V] B
[ ] C
Expected behaviour:
start situation:
[V] All
[V] A
[V] B
[V] C
situation 2, click B from start:
[--] All
[V] A
[ ] B
[V] C
situation 3, click All from start:
[ ] All
[ ] A
[ ] B
[ ] C
situation 4, click All from situation 2:
[V] All
[V] A
[V] B
[V] C
That is the behaviour like in Excel in the column filter. Sometimes I need all except a few. And if I have the check i.e. 35 of 40 values, it becomes tedious. Better uncheck 5 of 40.
I use the latest version of everything available on debian 12.
Thanks for developing this, I really appreciate it.
But there is an odd behaviour:
If I click 'All' in a multi-value variable, it of course checks all values. When I click one value, it doesn't uncheck this one, but all others.
start situation: [V] All [V] A [V] B [V] C
situation 1, click B from start: [ ] All [ ] A [V] B [ ] C
Expected behaviour:
start situation: [V] All [V] A [V] B [V] C
situation 2, click B from start: [--] All [V] A [ ] B [V] C
situation 3, click All from start: [ ] All [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C
situation 4, click All from situation 2: [V] All [V] A [V] B [V] C
That is the behaviour like in Excel in the column filter. Sometimes I need all except a few. And if I have the check i.e. 35 of 40 values, it becomes tedious. Better uncheck 5 of 40.
I use the latest version of everything available on debian 12.