You have the following dashboard.
From the context menu of Sales over time, select Ignore Actions.
Several days later, you decide that that you want to filter both Sales over time and Detail table by selecting a data point on the map.
What should you do?
From the context menu of Profits by state, deselect Use as Filter and then select Use as Filter. This action will reset the filter functionality, ensuring that interactions from the map (Profits by state) will filter both the Sales over time and the Detail table. Enabling or disabling auto-update or using the context menu of Sales over time will not establish the required connection between the map and the other elements.
A is correct
Right answer is option D D. From the context menu of Sales over time, select Filters and then select Enable Auto Update. Here's why: The context menu likely refers to the options that appear when you right-click on an element in the dashboard. In the image, you want to filter both "Sales over time" and "Detail table" by selecting a data point on the map. This suggests you want to see the details for a specific location on the map reflected in both tables. Enable Auto Update within the "Filters" menu of "Sales over time" would automatically update the "Detail table" whenever you select a data point on the map in the "Sales over time" section. This ensures both tables are aligned with the chosen location filter.
No, Answer is A. When Sales over time set to ignore actions in filters menu enable auto update is already set by default. if you change it to disable and then to enable nothings happens: Profits Map doesn't filter sales Sales over time. There is only one option which is A.
The correct answer is A. Just demonstrate it on any dashboard