Multiple interactive filters on a dashboard - can one be ignored?

[Dan T_]

I've built a dashboard with two interactive filters.  It shows outage and other statistics for a business service for a specific time frame.  That's the two interactive filters - "Business Service" (filter based on reference) and "Time Range" (filter based on date).  This works great for 90% of the elements in the dashboard.  I have several reports, however that I don't want time bound with the interactive filter.  The outage duration average for "all time" (or all results) rather than just the time selected in the "Time Range" interactive filter is a good example.  I want the report to only show results for "Product A" but if I select "Follow interactive filter", both interactive filters apply.

Any way to ignore a specific interactive filter in a report when there is more than one in the dashboard?

Thanks!

[Adam Stout · Accepted solution]

No.  Either all the interactive filters apply, or none of them do.

[Dan T_]

I'll mark as correct as regretfully, no one has disagreed with you :).  Thanks!

[jmiskey]

I came across this recently, as I had an issue with two different reports I wanted to put on my Dashboard with slightly different interactive filters.  What I discovered is that while you cannot put them all on the same Dashboard tab if you want to apply different interactive filters to them, you can put them on separate tabs in the same Dashboard.  Each tab has its own Interactive Filters that apply to all the Reports on that tab.

So maybe you could split your Reports across two Tabs of the Dashboard, and add the appropriate Interactive Filters to each tab.

[purragangadharp]

Can we apply two interactive filters in the same dashboard, I hope we can not apply is there any way to do it in the same table instead of a different tab