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            Apply a Filter to a Related Metric

            Use submetrics to provide additional granularity and track more detailed performance indicators. A submetric breaks down the main metric into more specific, actionable data points.

            Required Editions

            Available in: All Editions supported by Data 360. See Data 360 edition availability.
            User Permissions Needed
            To apply a filter to a related metric:

            Permission set:

            • Data Cloud Architect

            AND

            Semantic Models object

            For example, Revenue is the main metric. You can add submetrics like “Revenue, Year to date, EMEA region” to see year-to-date revenue in EMEA, or “Revenue, Year to date, US-East region” for the US-East region. You can also track “Revenue, Month to date” to view revenue for the current month across all regions.

            Note
            Note You can only create and edit submetrics via the Metrics tab in the Semantic Layer tab.
            1. In Data Cloud, on the Semantic Layer tab, select the Metrics tab.
            2. Search for the metric that you want to add a submetric to.
            3. From the options menu, select Add Sub-Metric.

              Adding sub-metric

            4. In the Sub-Metric Setup pane, enter a unique name and API name.
            5. Add filters to the metric for greater granularity and better insights. For example, if you’re working with a sales performance metric, you can create a submetric with filters for specific regions or product categories to analyze how each region or product contributes to overall sales.
            6. Click Save.
             
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