Refining data

In Studio, conditions refine the data shown on a chart or a KPI. They are the equivalent of refinements in widgets, but you can preview instantly the refined data in the preview pane of Studio.

When editing a page, you can apply a condition to a chart or a KPI using Studio.

Combining conditions

You can use one or more conditions. By default, conditions are combined using an "AND" operator: it is then true if all conditions are met.

You can also combine conditions using the "OR" operator: it is then true if any conditions are met.

You can also combine conditions using both operators. The "AND" operator has then precedence over the "OR" operator.

Configuring conditions

A condition includes the following elements:

One field from the input dataset
An operator that varies according to the field type

Field types	Available operators
Text	contains does not contain is empty is not empty
Numeric	strictly superior to strictly inferior to equal to superior or equal to inferior or equal to is empty is not empty
Date	strictly prior to strictly post equal to prior or equal to post or equal to is empty is not empty

One or more values

Managing conditions

Adding a condition

When editing a chart or a KPI, you configure the visualization styles. At this step, you can add a condition to refine the data shown to the audience:

Click Add a condition
Select the field from the input dataset
Select an operator
Add a value
(optional) Click + to add another value. Values are combined using the "OR" operator
Click Next to continue with the configuration

Deleting a condition

Once validated, a condition can be deleted or duplicated to another subset, or combined with other conditions.

When deleting a condition, it only applies to the selected condition. If you duplicated this condition beforehand, the duplicated conditions are not deleted.

When editing a chart or a KPI, you configure the visualization styles. At this step, you can delete a condition that you previously added:

Hover over the condition to be deleted
Click the bin icon
Click Next to continue with the configuration

Duplicating a condition

Once you have added a condition to a subset, you can reuse it on another subset. When duplicating a condition, the condition is applied to all the subsets in the block and added at the last position available in the subset.

Reusing a condition creates a copy of the condition. If you later edit the condition, it will not impact the duplicated conditions.