The Range Widget enables precise data filtering, allowing you to define specific numerical ranges.
Using Range Widget to filter retail stores
Widget Data
In the Data section, select a numeric field from your source dataset that you want to analyze.
Widget Display
In the Widget Display, the default range corresponds to the minimum and maximum values of the selected numeric field. This provides a starting point for your visualization. However, you have the flexibility to customize these limit values, allowing you to effectively filter specific features within your data.
Defining the minimum and maximum value to filter data
In the display section, you can also use formatting to choose the unit of metrics displayed on the y-axis. Additionally, you can add notes that support Markdown syntax.
Widget Behavior
For Range widgets, the cross-filtering toggle appears disabled since filtering is always active. These widgets support filtering over a single source or across multiple sources, as long as they share the same property.
Additionally, you can make your widgets collapsible, allowing you to hide them when needed.
Only one Range widget per map using a specific property can be configured to cross-filter across multiple sources.
