Filter Functionality Overview

This section provides a concise walkthrough of utilizing the new filter functionality within the user interface. The process begins with accessing the filter options from the dashboard, where users can manage and apply a variety of saved filters to refine data views effectively.

Step 1

Access the filter functionality through the dashboard by selecting 'Add Filter'. This action will display a window, offering a more feature-rich experience compared to the previous interface.

Step 2

Explore the available filters. Upon accessing the filter window, all saved filters associated with the account will be displayed for easy selection.

Step 3

Apply a specific saved filter, such as 'Argentina' or 'Android', by simply selecting it. Linking filters is straightforward and user-friendly.

Step 4

Delete any unwanted filters from the list. This new capability allows for seamless filter management.

Step 5

Use the filter bars to refine data by selecting criteria such as operating system, e.g., including 'Android'. Apply the filter to see the changes reflected.

Step 6

Add multiple conditions by selecting additional criteria, such as 'Android' and 'iOS', and applying them simultaneously.

Step 7

Experiment with the split function to apply conditions like 'include' for both 'Android' and 'iOS', then view the results as a split filter.

Step 8

Edit splits directly from the original filter. This feature eliminates the need to modify each condition individually, allowing for efficient management of splits.

Step 9

Remove an existing filter and create a new one from scratch. Explore different filtering options beyond the traditional include or exclude methods, similar to those previously encountered in various filter metrics.

Step 10

Apply a filter based on metrics, such as 'join time', found under the metrics tab. Set conditions, for example, to display only entries with a join time greater than three.

Step 11

Apply the set condition and continue exploring additional functionalities to enhance filter complexity.

Step 12

Add a new filter chip for a comprehensive quality assessment. For instance, filter by entries with a join time exceeding three and a buffer ratio higher than 5%.