Hi @Jennbl
Yes, this is possible using user attributes. If there is a column in the data that has the sales team member’s name or something similar, you can create a user attribute and assign their value to that.
Once you have created the user attribute you can either:
- Filter the Explore using access_filter parameter in each Explore used in the dashboard. This would be useful if you would always like the data from the Explore to be filtered.
- Filter the dashboard (or each tile in the dashboard), using ‘matches user attribute’ in the dimension’s filter. There is a great how-to here.
The solution will depend on whether you would like to give the end users the ability to change the filter.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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