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How to share 'Filter Dropdown' values between different pages

  • February 24, 2026
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I have two pages: Page 1 and Page 2. Both have a "Filer Dropdown" component that allows users to select a plant value.

My question is,

if a user selects a plant value on Page1, will this value be synchronized with Page2? Or, does the user need to select the same plant value on Page 2 again?
Similarly, if a user selects a plant value on Page2, I would like this value to be synchronized with Page1.

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subhayu.monda12
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I am guessing that by pages you mean Tabs in Celonis, which you may have created either in the New Views or the Legacy Views.  Provided that you have created a Filter Dropdown in the first Tab and selected a attribute value ( in your case being Plant Value ), it should apply a global filter on the whole analysis level and you should be able to see it across different Tabs.


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  • February 25, 2026

@subhayu.monda12 ,thank.  I'm referring to two separate pages.


  • Celonaut
  • February 27, 2026

Can you clarify what do you mean by page and some screenshots if possible?


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  • March 2, 2026

@Sruti Ramesh ,

On two separate pages (PageA and PageB), each page has a filter named “BU”. When I select a BU value on PageA, I want its value to synchronize to PageB, and vice versa.

 

thanks.


fabian.wende
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The most elegant way would be to use the tab-feature and put both Views together into one View with two tabs. So you don’t need to do any work to synchronize Filters between them, because filters are view-wide applied.

Using Tabs in views is stated here:
https://docs.celonis.com/en/creating-views.html#UUID-87283be5-e05b-8e32-3424-c37659adaa87_section-idm4557425399688033997442461014

 

Another possible way is following each of this steps:

  1. Use a Knowledge-Modell Variable (e.g. called var_BU) which saves the Filter condition later
  2. Using input dropdowns (which get their values from BU) in both views which are saving their inputs to that specific Variable var_BU, insted of using a filter dropdown
  3. A predefined filter in both views which looks like this: FILTER BU IN (${var_BU})

Best regards,

Fabian