This is definitely is possible natively. It will require my not so patented User Focus technique.
Table of users where Key field is user. Users see only their own record on a dashboard report. User edits their record to select filters. Those filters are looked up down to all necessary child tables using [Current User] formula field of User() as the reference field, and then applied to dahboard reports.
There is also a way to auto create the user in the table of users ... maybe contact me off line if you want help setting this up, but that is the gist of the User Focus technique.
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-25-2019 16:40
From: Ryan Stanford
Subject: Dashboard Dynamic Filter for Multiple Reports
I'm not sure how to execute this without some in depth custom code... and then I'm not sure it would work as anticipated... I'm following to see what others come up with.
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Ryan Stanford
Original Message:
Sent: 11-25-2019 16:03
From: Hillary Hillary
Subject: Dashboard Dynamic Filter for Multiple Reports
I am moving one of our teams from an Access Database to the QB Platform. In Access, they had a Dashboard that they really liked, but I'm not sure that it can be duplicated in QB. The screenshot shows filters under the Report Criteria heading (right side). When they filters are selected, they will apply to any of the reports selected under the Report heading (left side). I know how to add dynamic filters to a single report on the dashboard, but that is not what they want, they want to select their filters and then apply to all reports. Is this possible?
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Hillary Hillary
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