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Allow users to save their own customization in DV/Workbook
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            How could I show this to you ? Do I need to create the SR ? 0
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            @Prasad Deshpande - Creating a service request would be beneficial as it will allow us to analyze your use case in detail and conduct further validation. 0
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            @Prasad Deshpande Can you open a SR please? Please share SR#, i can follow up with support. 0
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            Thank you, Avinash, I raised it already :) SR 3-36689678821 : Missing data in visualization and Filter Personalization's not working Looking to talk to the person at 2 PM EST, hopefully 0
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            Not sure an SR is needed. Currently, Personalization works on Dashboard and Visualization filters, not on the top bar author filters. 1
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            Gabby is right. I did not pay attention to the screenshot showing workbook filters Personalization is supported on the dashboard filters and viz filters. Please read this blog for details: 1
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            Yes, I also didn't observe the filters in screenshot correctly. Noticing after Gabby pointing it. 0
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            Hi Gabby, Avinash, I got the resolution from Oracle SR. understood that overall Dashboard filters are different that workbook filters (at the top), Workbook filters are not retained in FAW-OAC style of dashboards. I was able to create persisting dashboard filters as shown - Thank you! for engaging on this issue 2
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            I am using OAS and needed the pinned workbook filter to be personalized. I found a way to save the users workbook filter by binding the filter into a parameter. 0
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            Parameter values that are bound to the workbook filter (parameters are workbook scope). This is the current behavior and subject to change. Product team recommends to: - use Workbook filters primarily for authors to define the scope of the data on the workbook/canvas and hide the filters or make them as read only (using the properties in Present)
- use Dashboard filters to expose any filters / parameters as filter controls for end user interaction. Dashboard filters offers a wide range of filter styles, layout orientation and additional rich properties for styling, formatting and parameter binding
 Thanks. 0






