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KB483952: How to reset selections in a document with multiple panels without reverting back to the default state


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This article explains how to reset all selectors in a document with multiple panels, while keeping the panels in place.

Description


Upon resetting selections on a document with multiple panels, the viewed panel can change as well. This can be inefficient if you want to reset your selections and wish to stay on that panel. 
 

Steps to reproduce

  • Create a document with at least two panels on top of each other.
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  • Add a dataset.
  • Add a grid in all your panels.
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  • Add a panel selector and a drop down selector.
  • Target the drop down selector to the grid.
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  • Run your document in presentation mode.
  • Select a panel value and a selector value.
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  • Click the hamburger icon in the top right > Reset Selections. The selections will reset, but you will be directed to another panel.
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Solution


You can add a selector on top of a filter panel and utilize the Unset All Filters selection. By doing this, you will only reset the selections and keep the panels in place.

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Published:

January 2, 2020

Last Updated:

January 2, 2020