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[Drilldown]Support mapping of source/target columns in Cross-Filters #13966
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hey jc, the feature you are proposing is called 'drilldown', similar to cross-filtering. instead of changing a 'where clause', drill down is basically changing the dimension. enabling it is now our top priority and would love to use some help from you. |
Proposing to augment the Explore CUSTOMIZE COLUMNS. Adding a means to specify the emitted filter name. @villebro's comment: |
@junlincc and @cccs-jc, did apache-superset/superset-ui#1157 ever make its way into Superset? I don't see anything on a table chart (even with "Emit Dashboard Cross Filters" enabled). It would also be nice to have this for other (all?) chart types (such as a pie chart). |
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Spoke with @cccs-tom and @geido about this on Superset Slack, and it sounds like it's still valid. |
I'm tempted to close this since it's more of a proposal than a bug report, and I'm not sure anyone's planning to work on the effort. I'd propose closing this and revisiting the effort with a new Issue/PR when relevant. Any objections? |
No objections from us. :) |
This is mock-up of a dashboard with two Charts. The first chart is a table of flights between a originating airport and a destination airport. Columns include ORIGINATING_AIRPORT, DESTINATION_AIRPORT
The second chart gives details about a given airport. Columns include AIRPORT, LOCATION, BUILT
The idea would be to use cross-filtering in order to display the details of the airport selected in the flights table.
Notice that the datasets used in the charts do not share a common airport column name. Currently cross-filter require matching source/target column names.
You can also imagine a Slack dataset where columns might be "USER_MENTION", "USER_REACTION", "USER_COMMENT" and a user details table keyed on "USER_ID".
In the cross-filtering mechanism it would be great to have a means to map a given source column to a target filter column.
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