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Intro

Range Selector Cards display a slider with a minimum and maximum value. When you add a Range Selector Card to a Domo dashboard, dashboard viewers can use the slider to narrow the range between the minimum and maximum values. All other cards on the dashboard then filter to the data in the selected range. Range Selector Cards have a 25,000-row limit. For example, you might have a Range Selector Card with a minimum value of $2000 and a maximum value of $5000. If a dashboard viewer then adjusts the slider to reflect a minimum of $2500 and a maximum of $4200, all the other cards on the dashboard filter to show data within the new range. Learn more about using range cards on a dashboard.
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Range Selector Cards are a type of Filter Cards. Learn about the other Filter Card types:

Power Range Selector Cards

In Analyzer, creating a Range Selector Card requires two columns/rows of data from your DataSet. One column/row contains the minimum value for your slider and the other contains the maximum value. When you drag a column/row to the Minimum value field, the smallest value in the column is used. When you drag a column/row in the Maximum value field. the largest value is used. Both fields can use the same column, but it must be a value or date column.
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Learn more about choosing data columns in Applying DataSet Columns to Your Chart. Learn how to format charts in Analyzer in our Analyzer documentation.

Customize Range Selector Cards

You can customize the appearance of a Range Selector Card by editing its chart properties. Learn about all available Chart Properties. This table details the unique properties of Range Selector Cards:

Property

Description

Example

General > Date output format

Lets you change the date format used in your Range Selector card slider if you have applied date columns in your Minimum value and Maximum value fields. For example, if you entered MMMM dd, yyyy in this field, dates would appear in the format shown in the example at right. For a list of macros you can use for formatting dates, see Changing the Date Format in Your Chart .

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