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_docs/master/dashboards/filters.md

@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ redirect_from:
 
 ![Dashboard Filters](./images/filters.png)
 
-Instead of creating duplicate dashboards to show different cuts of the same data (like a different dashboard for each quarter), you can add filter or parameter widgets to let people change _what_ data is displayed (filter the data), or _how_ it's displayed (parameterize the data).
+Instead of creating duplicate dashboards to show different cuts of the same data (like a different dashboard for each quarter), you can add filter or parameter widgets to let people change _what_ data is displayed (filter the data), or _how_ its displayed (parameterize the data).
 
 ## Filter and parameter widgets
 
-There are two basic types of widgets you can add. The type of filter or parameter widget you choose determines how the widget works, including which fields you can connect to the widget.
+There are two basic types of widgets you can add. The type of filter or parameter widget you choose determines how the widget works, including which fields you'll can connect to the widget.
 
 ### Filter widgets
 
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ There are two basic types of widgets you can add. The type of filter or paramete
 5. [Configure your filter](#editing-a-filter).
 6. **Save** your changes.
 
-If the filter isn't connected to any of the cards on the current tab, Metabase won't display the filter.
+If the filter isn't connected any of the cards on the current tab, Metabase won't display the filter.
 
 ### When to add a widget to a heading or card
 
@@ -83,11 +83,11 @@ When picking a Date picker filter, Metabase will prompt you to pick an operator:
 - Relative Date
 - All Options
 
-Single Date and Date Range will provide a calendar widget, while the other options provide slightly different dropdown interfaces for picking values. To get a widget that's just like the date picker in the query builder, choose "All Options".
+Single Date and Date Range will provide a calendar widget, while the other options all provide slightly different dropdown interfaces for picking values. To get a widget that's just like the date picker in the query builder, choose All options.
 
 ### Issues with connecting to a date variable
 
-If you get a message like "A date variable in this card can only be connected to a time type with the Single date option," you can handle it in a couple of ways.
+If you get a message like "A date variable in this card can only be connectedd to a time type with the single date option", you can handle it in a couple of ways.
 
 - **If you want a date picker where people can select multiple dates**, you'll need to change the variable in your SQL code to a [field filter](../questions/native-editor/field-filters).
 - **If you want the filter widget to just take a single date**, you'll need to change the dashboard filter widget's type to "Single date".
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ Additionally, you can select an operator for the location filter:
 
 ## ID filter
 
-The ID filter provides a simple input box where you can type the ID of a user, order, and so on.
+The ID filter provides a simple input box where you can type the ID of a user, order, etc.
 
 You can give people the option to pick one value or multiple values.
 
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ You can choose from:
 
 ## Text or category filter
 
-A flexible filter type that lets you create either a dropdown menu or an input box to filter on any text or category field in your cards. Options include:
+A flexible filter type that will let you create either a dropdown menu or an input box to filter on any text or category field in your cards. Options include:
 
 - **Is**. Select one or more values from a list or search box. Use **Is** when you just want to plug a value into a variable. For multiple values, the card must be a question built using the query builder, a native/SQL question using a [field filter](../questions/native-editor/field-filters), or a basic variable set to [multiple values](../questions/native-editor/basic-sql-parameters#basic-variable-that-allows-people-to-select-multiple-values).
 - **Is not**. Exclude one or more specific values.
@@ -171,9 +171,9 @@ A boolean filter allows people to filter data based on true/false values.
 
 For each widget that you add, you'll need to tell Metabase which column the filter should update for each card.
 
-Click a card's dropdown menu to select the field that you want the widget to filter on.
+Click on a card's dropdown menu to select the field that you want the widget to filter on.
 
-Here we've wired up a text filter to the "Event types" card, telling Metabase that the column to filter on should be the `Analytics.Event.Button.Label` field:
+Here we've wired up a Text filter to the "Event types" card, telling Metabase that the column to filter on should be the `Analytics.Event.Button.Label` field:
 
 ![Wiring up a dashboard filter to a card](./images/wiring-cards.png)
 
@@ -182,17 +182,17 @@ Which cards you can connect a filter or parameter widget to depends on:
 - Whether the card has a relevant field (i.e., the field the widget is filtering).
 - Where the widget is located: on the dashboard, heading card, or question card. Only dashboard widgets can be connected to cards across all [dashboard tabs](./introduction#dashboard-tabs). Widgets on heading and question cards are restricted to the cards on their respective tabs.
 
-## Filtering dashboards with native/SQL questions
+## Auto-connecting filters to cards
 
-To connect a dashboard filter widget to a card with a question created with the native editor, you'll need to [add a field filter or basic variable to your query](../questions/native-editor/sql-parameters).
+If there are other cards that also have the field you select, Metabase will offer to automatically connect the filter to those cards too (including to relevant cards on other tabs). If you later add a card with the selected field, Metabase will also try to connect that filter to the new card.
 
-For parameters, check out [Time grouping parameters](../questions/native-editor/time-grouping-parameters).
+To undo this auto-connecting of cards, click on the toast that pops up when Metabase auto-connects the cards, or manually disconnect the cards by clicking on the "X" next to the connected field.
 
-## Auto-connecting filters to cards
+## Filtering dashboards with native/SQL questions
 
-If there are other cards that also have the field you select, Metabase will offer to automatically connect the filter to those cards too (including relevant cards on other tabs). If you later add a card with the selected field, Metabase will also try to connect that filter to the new card.
+For filters, you'll need to [add a variable or field filter to your query](../questions/native-editor/sql-parameters).
 
-To undo this auto-connecting of cards, click the notification that pops up when Metabase auto-connects the cards, or manually disconnect the cards by clicking the "X" next to the connected field.
+For parameters, check out [Time grouping parameters](../questions/native-editor/time-grouping-parameters).
 
 ## Wiring up dashboard filters to text cards
 
@@ -209,10 +209,10 @@ You might want to require a filter value if:
 
 ## Editing a filter
 
-To edit a dashboard filter's settings:
+To edit a filter's settings:
 
 1. Click the **pencil** icon to enter dashboard editing mode.
-2. Click the filter you want to edit.
+2. Click the **gear** icon on the filter you want to edit.
 
 From this filter editing view, you can wire up dashboard cards to the filter, or use the filter settings sidebar to:
 
@@ -226,14 +226,14 @@ From this filter editing view, you can wire up dashboard cards to the filter, or
 
 ### Rename filter
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. Change the label text.
 
 Renaming the filter only affects the filter's display; the label has no effect on which columns Metabase filters.
 
 ### Set filter input type
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. From the filter settings sidebar, set **How should people filter on this column?**:
 
 - [Dropdown list](#dropdown-list)
@@ -242,9 +242,9 @@ Renaming the filter only affects the filter's display; the label has no effect o
 
 #### Dropdown list
 
-A list of all the possible values in a column. People can use checkboxes to select more than one value on [multi-select filters](#make-a-multi-select-filter). If you want the list of filter values to load instantly (from cache), you should choose the dropdown widget.
+A list of all of the possible values in a column. People can use checkboxes to select more than one value on [multi-select filters](#make-a-multi-select-filter). You should choose the dropdown widget if you want the list of filter values to load instantly (from cache).
 
-If you're not seeing the **Dropdown list** option and your dashboard filter is based on a column from a:
+If you're not seeing the **Dropdown list** option, and your dashboard filter is based on a column from a:
 
 - Table or model built with the query builder: an admin will need to [enable the dropdown widget](../data-modeling/metadata-editing#changing-a-search-box-filter-to-a-dropdown-filter) for that column from Metabase's **Admin settings**.
 - Model built with a SQL query: go to your [model's metadata settings](../data-modeling/models#add-metadata-to-columns-in-a-model), find your column, and set the **Database column this maps to**.
@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ If you're not seeing the **Dropdown list** option and your dashboard filter is b
 
 A search box that suggests a list of matching filter values as you type. The suggestion list will display checkboxes for [multi-select filters](#make-a-multi-select-filter).
 
-The search box is a good choice for most columns containing labels, categories, statuses, and so on. It's the default filter widget for columns with fewer than 100 unique values.
+The search box is a good choice for most columns containing labels, categories, statuses, and so on. It's is the default filter widget for columns with less than 100 unique values.
 
 #### Plain input box
 
@@ -263,32 +263,32 @@ Useful for looking up partial matches (such as the ["contains" filter](#text-or-
 
 ### Set a default filter value
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. From the sidebar, choose a value from the **Default value** input field.
 
-For example, you might want to set a default filter value like "Active," so that when people load your dashboard, they only see data for "Active" records (not "Inactive," "Canceled," and so on).
+For example, you might want to set a default filter value like "Active", so that when people load your dashboard, they only see data for "Active" records (not "Inactive", "Cancelled", etc).
 
 ### Remove a filter
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. From the sidebar, click **Remove**.
 
 If you accidentally remove a filter, just click **Cancel** in the top-right to exit dashboard edit mode without saving your changes.
 
 ### Reorder filters
 
-In dashboard edit mode, click the grabber handle (six dots) on the left side of a filter widget, then drag the widget to a different position.
+In dashboard edit mode, click on the grabber handle (six dots) on the left side of a filter widget, then drag the widget to a different position.
 
 ### Make a multi-select filter
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. From the sidebar, find **People can pick** and select "Multiple values".
 
 A multi-select filter with the widget type [Dropdown list](#dropdown-list) or [Search box](#search-box) will display a list of values with checkboxes.
 
 ### Change a filter's selectable values
 
-1. In dashboard edit mode, click the filter you want to edit.
+1. In dashboard edit mode, click your filter's **gear** icon.
 2. From the sidebar, find **How should users filter on this column?**.
 3. Select "Dropdown list".\*
 4. Click **Edit** (to the right of "Dropdown list") to specify where the values should come from:
@@ -310,9 +310,9 @@ By default, each time you change the value in a filter on a dashboard, the dashb
 
 If a dashboard is particularly large or slow, or you have multiple filters that you want to adjust before the dashboard refreshes its results, you may want to tell Metabase when to apply those filters and refresh the dashboard.
 
-To turn off the automatic application of filters:
+To turn off the automatic application of filters.
 
-1. View the dashboard (not in edit mode) and click the three-dot menu **...**.
+1. Click on the three-dot menu **...**.
 2. Select **Edit settings**.
 3. In the **General** section, toggle off **Auto-apply filters**.
 
@@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ With auto-apply turned off, each time you change a value in a filter, you'll nee
 
 ## Using filter widgets
 
-Once you've added a filter to your dashboard, click the filter widget to select a value and activate the filter. To stop filtering, click the blue X.
+Once you've added a filter to your dashboard, just click on the filter widget to select a value and activate the filter. To stop filtering, just click the blue X.
 
 Your active filter will only apply to your view of the dashboard. If someone else is viewing the same dashboard link at the same time, they won't see your filter.
 

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@@ -73,11 +73,8 @@ For example, if you upload a CSV with JSON in it, you might need to update the d
 
 ## Databases that support JSON unfolding
 
-- [BigQuery](../databases/connections/postgresql): automatically enabled, applies to `STRUCT` types only.
-  
-  If your data is stored in the [STRUCT data type](https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/data-types#struct_type) in BigQuery, you can query the table's nested fields. This is enabled by default. However, Metabase won't unfold JSON stored in BigQuery as the `JSON` type. This is because in BigQuery, nested fields are _part of the table definition itself_, so when Metabase syncs with your BigQuery database, it'll be able to get metadata about any of your tables, including tables with nested fields. Querying nested fields, however, doesn't extend to arrays (REPEATED (STRUCT)) in BigQuery.
-  
-- [Druid (JDBC)](../databases/connections/druid)
-- [MongoDB](../databases/connections/mysql): automatically enabled for all nested fields.
-- [MySQL](../databases/connections/mysql)
 - [PostgreSQL](../databases/connections/postgresql)
+- [MySQL](../databases/connections/mysql)
+- [Druid (JDBC)](../databases/connections/druid)
+
+A note on [BigQuery](../databases/connections/bigquery): Metabase supports the [STRUCT data type](https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/data-types#struct_type) in BigQuery, but it won't unfold JSON stored in BigQuery as the `JSON` type. If your data is stored in the `STRUCT` type in BigQuery, you can query the table's nested fields. Some background here: BigQuery differs from other databases in that nested fields are _part of the table definition itself_. So when Metabase syncs with your BigQuery database, it'll be able to get metadata about any of your tables, including tables with nested fields. Querying nested fields, however, doesn't extend to arrays (REPEATED (STRUCT)) in BigQuery.

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@@ -216,14 +216,6 @@ If Metabase also needs to create tables, you'll need additional AWS Glue permiss
 
 There aren't (yet) any model features available for Athena.
 
-## Database routing
-
-With database routing, an admin can build a question once using a single data connection, and the question will run its query against a different data connection with the same schema depending on who is viewing the question.
-
-Admittedly, the name "database routing" is misleading for Athena, because the term "database" in Athena is closer to "schema" in other databases. You _can't_ use database routing to route queries between different _databases_ in Athena, but you _can_ route between different data _connections_, e.g., different regions or buckets, or different IAM users, or different data sources/catalogs.
-
-See [Database routing](../../permissions/database-routing).
-
 ## Danger zone
 
 See [Danger Zone](../danger-zone).

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@@ -170,8 +170,6 @@ There aren't (yet) any model features available for BigQuery.
 
 ## Database routing
 
-With database routing, an admin can build a question once using one database, and the question will run its query against a different database with the same schema depending on who is viewing the question.
-
 Database routing for BigQuery works between BigQuery **projects** with identical schemas.
 
 See [Database routing](../../permissions/database-routing).

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@@ -108,14 +108,6 @@ A fingerprinting query examines the first 10,000 rows from each column and uses
 
 There aren't (yet) any model features available for Databricks.
 
-## Database routing
-
-With database routing, an admin can build a question once using one database, and the question will run its query against a different database with the same schema depending on who is viewing the question.
-
-When **multi-catalog is not enabled**, you can route between catalogs on the same host. If multi-catalog is enabled, then you can only route between databases on separate hosts.
-
-See [Database routing](../../permissions/database-routing).
-
 ## Danger zone
 
 See [Danger zone](../danger-zone).