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# Create a filter panel

The facet filter consolidates multiple report filters into a single, configurable filter panel. Customize the filter type for each dimension independently, enabling users to interact with different categories using the most appropriate filtering control.

### Configure a facet filter

Combine different filter types such as radio buttons, checkboxes, lists, toggles, and tiles to create a filter panel by using a single visual.

1. Add a **Super Filter** visual.
2. Assign multiple dimensions to the **Category** bucket.
3. In the **Filter** ribbon, select **Facet** from **Quick Mode**.

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4. In the **Filter** ribbon, go to **Properties** > **Style** > **Category Styling**. Configure individual filter styles such as tiles, checkboxes, and radio buttons for each dimension. In this example, we've used a toggle for the product subcategory radio buttons for the year, and tiles for the category.

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5. Enable **Cascade Filter** to dynamically update the available options in other categories based on the current selection. For example, when you select the *Accessories* category, only the corresponding subcategories are displayed. This option is enabled by default.

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