docs(FAQ): remove reference to filter box, add Q&A re: usage analytics #25435
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The dynamic filters is the equivalent of "filter a depends on filter b", so the values get filtered by the other applied filters. |
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Someone check me on the filter box section I removed, that we should no longer be encouraging people to use that approach. I'm not even sure what "dynamic filters" means in the current Superset context.
I have no affiliation with HomeEnergy, it's just a valuable community resource. Their blog post stands out as the best example of how to do this and gets posted in Slack often.