How to populate text input controls if the user clicks a row in a table

[bingojax]

Hello all, I'm very new to Looker Studio and have a newbie question. I'm not sure if what I am asking is possible..

The report contains two pages. On the first page, users can search for patient records by entering email address. On the initial page load, table is empty. Once the user enters email address, data is retrieved from BigQuery table. I have used Parameters to create this table.

The second page has Patient details table. Here users can enter patient name or identifier or email to search. These fields are again passed to BigQuery to retrieve results.

Here is my problem. If the user clicks on a specific row in the table on first page, I need to auto populate the corresponding input control fields on the second page, thus eliminating the need for user to manually copy values from first page and searching in second page.

Is this functionality possible? If yes, which specific features can I use to implement this?

[sam8]

So, you can use "chart cross filtering" in order to filter all tiles on a page based on what a user clicks on.

However, I'm not sure this applies to all pages in the report. I think it only applies to the current page.

[阿泰]

Did you try changing your first input to 'Make report-level'? The input filter will apply to all pages in Looker Studio.