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Configuring Range Slider Controls

Overview​

Range Slider Controls enable dynamic filtering of numerical data by setting minimum and maximum values. This powerful tool helps refine datasets and improve the granularity of analysis in your reports.

Getting Started​

Before configuring a Range Slider Control, ensure you have:

  • A dataset with numerical fields
  • Clear understanding of value ranges
  • Charts that will benefit from range filtering

Business Value​

  • Enable precise data filtering
  • Improve analysis granularity
  • Support interactive exploration
Range Slider Overview
Example of a range slider control in action

Control Configuration​

Basic Configuration​

  • Control Title: Set descriptive name
  • Dataset: Select data source
  • Charts: Choose affected visualizations
  • Field: Select numerical column
Basic Configuration
Basic configuration settings for range slider

Range Settings​

  • Minimum Value: Set lower bound
  • Maximum Value: Set upper bound
  • Step Size: Define increment
  • Default Range: Set initial values

Advanced Features​

Chart Integration​

  • Select target charts
  • Configure update behavior
  • Set refresh triggers

Value Formatting​

  • Number formatting
  • Unit display
  • Decimal precision

Example Use Cases​

Price Range Analysis​

  • Control Title: Price Range Filter
  • Field: Product Price
  • Range: $100 - $1000
  • Purpose: Product performance analysis

Sales Volume Filtering​

  • Control Title: Sales Volume Range
  • Field: Units Sold
  • Range: 500 - 5000
  • Purpose: Volume-based analysis

Best Practices​

Range Configuration​

  • Set appropriate min/max values
  • Consider data distribution
  • Use logical step sizes

Visual Presentation​

  • Clear range indicators
  • Intuitive slider movement
  • Responsive updates

Performance Optimization​

  • Efficient range updates
  • Smooth chart refreshes
  • Optimal value steps