Description: A visual-level filter in data visualization tools is a tool that allows users to restrict the data displayed in a specific visual, without affecting other elements of the report. This means that when a filter is applied to a chart, table, or any other type of visualization, only the data relevant to that visual will be altered, while the rest of the report remains intact. This functionality is particularly useful for creating interactive and customized reports, where different visuals can show different perspectives of the same data. Visual-level filters are easy to implement and can be adjusted in real-time, allowing users to explore the data more effectively. Additionally, these filters can be combined with other types of filters, such as page-level or report-level filters, providing considerable flexibility in presenting information. In summary, visual-level filters are a key feature in data visualization tools that enhance analysis capabilities and user experience when interacting with data.
