I want to add a filter for visualization that will filter by the last month, taking into account the main filter applied to the entire dashboard.

I got Superset 4.0.0, installed with Docker.
I don’t change any setting of Superset.

I got table in Superset 4.0.0 wit cell bars:

sales level 1 sales level 2 sales level 3
sl1 slm1 slmn1
sl1 slm1 slmn2
sl1 slm2 slmn3
sl1 slm2 slmn4
sl2 slm3 slmn5
sl2 slm3 slmn6
sl2 slm3 slmn7
sl2 slm3 slmn8
sl2 slm3 slmn9
sl2 slm3 slmn10
sl2 slm4 slmn11
sl2 slm4 slmn12
i’ve a hierarchy somewhat similar to this . i want to apply rls based on the same in superset in a way that sales level 1 can see data related to his subordinates sales level2 can see data related to saleslvel3 . can someone please help me out with this

I’m working on a project in Apache Superset and I’m having difficulties relating two tables in a way that filtering one field affects the entire table. Here’s my situation:

I already have superset up and running on my local machine. I followed the official setup guide and everything has been working perfectly. However, now I am trying to create my own custom charts for my superset dashboards and saw that you can create your own plugins. I started following the setup guide for this on from the apache superset github and everything seemed to be running correctly until I got to running yeomand to setup the plugin.

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I have Superset 3.1.3. I have a connection with Sql Server through ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server. I have enabled the dml option to run stored procedures.

When in sql lab I use JOIN or EXEC SP (to run stored procedures in Sql server) although it runs it won’t let me create dataset based on this sql.

Currently I am using Apache Superset version 3.0.1