Overview
Beyond overall data analysis, you may need to drill down into specific analysis dimensions. To enable more granular dashboard analysis, you can create a resident filter and apply it to a dashboard.
Resident filters support time filter, attribute filter, and audience filter. When you open a dashboard, the system automatically applies the resident filter conditions. For example, when viewing PVs, the displayed data varies based on the active resident filter.
Actions guide
1. Function path
Behavior analysis -> Statistics -> Visualization dashboard -> Top pane -> Dashboard editing and management 
2. Functional actions
Create Resident Filter
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Click the 「dashboard editing and management」 option. In the pop-up menu, choose 「resident filter」.
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Click the 「resident filter」 button. The resident filter page appears, where you can configure 「time filter」, 「attribute filter」, and 「audience filter」.
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Attribute filter guide:
1. When filtering by 「event attribute」, if a metric in the dashboard involves an event that does not have this attribute, the filter automatically becomes invalid for that event. Only events with the specified attribute are filtered and computed.
2. If the dashboard contains an 「attribute analysis」 metric report, only the 「User Attributes」 filter takes effect for that report.
3. If the dashboard includes a 「User Cohort」 metric report, no filter criteria take effect for that report.
Priority rules between the resident filter and the dashboard top filter:
「Global Filter」: Combined with the dashboard top filter using an 「and」 relationship.
「Time Filter」: The dashboard top time filter takes priority over the resident filter. After the dashboard is refreshed, the time range resets to the range configured in the resident filter.
「Audience Filter」: Combined with the dashboard top filter using an 「and」 relationship.
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After all resident filter conditions are configured, the settings are permanently saved as dashboard filter conditions and apply to all accounts with view or edit permissions on the dashboard.
3. Applied scenarios and examples
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Resident Filter Function
The resident filter function is displayed at the top of the dashboard group, to the right of the group name. 
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Applied scenarios examples
When building dashboards, you may need to create multiple dashboards with similar metrics. You can use the 「Resident Filter」 and 「Copy Dashboard」 features to copy a dashboard with similar metrics and then apply a resident filter to the copy, enabling you to quickly build customized dashboards.
Example: Build a kanban filtered to Beijing only
「Step 1. Create a new dashboard group」
Click the 「new」 button and select 「new group」 to create a new indicator group.
「Step 2. Select and Copy Dashboard」
Find a dashboard group with metrics similar to the ones you want to build. Click 「Edit」 and then 「dashboard management and edit」, and choose 「Copy Dashboard」. The Save As page appears.
Dashboard Name: Specify a name based on the metrics the dashboard displays.
Group: Select the group created in the previous step.
After you complete the settings, click Confirm to copy the dashboard to the new group.
「Step 3. Resident Filter Settings」
In the new group dashboard, click the top ribbon 「dashboard edit and management」 button, and choose 「resident filter」. Since this dashboard targets only Beijing user data, select 「attribute filter」, set 「system attribute/city」 equal to Beijing, and click OK.
After the resident filter is created, the current group dashboard displays only data that matches the resident filter conditions.