Is there a best practice for grouping charts in a dashboard and then swapping out a global filter?
We build mobile apps for golf courses under one project id. Within the project we have an event property called facility_name where we can filter events by this property. I have created ten reports without a facility_name filter. What is the best way to add these ten reports to a dashboard and filter the dashboard by facility_name, a save it as “facility_name dashboard”, and then duplicate and save with a different “facility_name?”
I have spent several hours trying to teach myself how to do this but I can’t do it and I can’t find any help. We are on a Plus Account.
The “Use Dashboards and Starter Templates to Monitor Important Metrics” should help in particular, I’m pretty sure I remember there being a demo in that video of a use case like yours.
@dangrainger thank you for your response. I did attend the 90-minute webinar last week but did not learn the best practice for my intended use case.
I want to create default charts, add them to a default dashboard, and then filter by facility_name, and SAVE as a “facility_name dashboard”, while keeping the default charts and default dashboards intact without any famility_name filter.
Thank you.
The link I provided is Amplitude’s series of (short) videos to onboard users into the product. In there you’ll find this specific video…
...which shows how to take a dashboard and turn it into a template with parameters which can then be copied (in your case the parameter would be facility_name).
@dangrainger Templates are available only for Growth Customers, I am a PLUS customer. :-(
Is there a work around for a PLUS Customer?
Not that I can think of, though someone else might chime in. You might be in a world of creating the charts/ dashboard for a particular facility, but then duplicating each chart manually/ changing the facility to put into a new dashboard for each facility.
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