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How to Set Up a Global Filter on Revlitix?
How to Set Up a Global Filter on Revlitix?
Atharva Joshi avatar
Written by Atharva Joshi
Updated over a month ago

Introduction

Global filters in Revlitix help you streamline your reporting process by applying specific conditions across multiple reports and widgets. Follow the steps below to set up a global filter and manage it in your reports for easier data analysis.

Steps for Setting Up a Global Filter

Step 1: Open a Report

Begin by opening the report in which you want to apply a global filter.

Step 2: Access the Actions Menu

Click on the Actions button to reveal a drop-down menu.

Step 3: View Filters

From the drop-down, click on View Filters.

Step 4: Add a New Filter

Click on the Add New Filter option.

Step 5: Define Filter Conditions

Set the conditions you want to apply for your filter.

Step 6: Save the Filter

Once you've defined the conditions, click on Save.

Step 7: Access the Global Filters

The filter you've created will now be available under Global Filters.

Step 8: Manage Filters in Widgets

To access these filters in different widgets, go to the Manage Filter option within the widget.


Alternative Way to Set Up a Global Filter

Step 1: Open a Report

Navigate to the report where you want to apply a filter.


Step 2: Use Select Filter in a Widget

In any widget, click on Select Filter.


Step 3: Manage Filters

Click on Manage Filter.


Step 4: Add Filters

From here, click on Add Filters.


Step 5: Enter Filter Conditions

Input the conditions for your new filter.


Step 6: Save in Filter Library

Click on Save in Filter Library to store your filter for future use.


Step 7: Finalize the Filter

Click on Save to complete the setup.


Conclusion

Global filters can greatly simplify your reporting workflows by letting you apply consistent filtering conditions across reports and widgets.

Note*

Keep in mind that these filters are available only through the reports related to the channel and object they were created for.

For example, if you create a global filter for LinkedIn Ads and the object is a campaign, this filter will be applicable only in widgets related to campaigns within LinkedIn Ads.

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