Not sure if this is a right forum to ask.. but here is the question.. I am trying to build a visualization where it has a filters F1 and F2 the visualization is a simple table where F1, F2 directly impacts the rows that are getting filtered suppose the data is as follows where the filter value F1 filters the records 3,4,5 below: 3 -> $50 4 -> $60 5 -> $70 By default if F1=3 is selected I get only one row

3->$50

currently by default.. now how to implement in such a way that by seelcting the filter I get all records other than the currently selected one? Suppose if F1=3 is selected I need to get

4->$60

and

5->$70

.. and when F1=5 is selected I need to get

3->$50

and

4->$60

etc.?

Hi Sunil, I believe the functionality you’re looking for here is Computed Attributes which we have only in our GoodData Platform product at this time. Computed attributes allow you to create buckets that are defined by ranges of a metric. A computed attribute breaks the underlying attribute into logical thresholds. More details can be found here: https://help.gooddata.com/doc/growth/en/workspace-and-user-administration/managing-wo[…]a-and-data-access/manage-attributes/use-computed-attributes/ However, is not available by default in GoodData Cloud, but this should possible to achieve something similar via SQL Datasets. You would just need to define the brackets based on your own criteria and then write it in the form of an SQL query, the dataset objects will display as “regular” objects in your workspace and you could apply further customization via a MAQL metric, with the CASE statement and metric formatting. If this isn’t quite what you’re looking for and would like to see the Computed Attributes feature also in our GoodData Cloud product, please let us know and we’ll be happy to mark this for “Product feedback”on your behalf and our Product team will review this for a potential future release.