Composite Slicer

The Composite Slicer in Wyn Enterprise allows you to filter a visualization based on multiple data attributes using logical operators like AND and OR. This makes it more powerful than a basic label slicer.

When to Use

Use a Composite Slicer when:

• You want end-users to apply multiple filter conditions on the fly.

• The filters need to be applied across multiple attributes.

• The filtering experience should be more flexible and interactive.

Customization Options

Slicers can be extensively styled and configured using the Inspector panel. Below are key settings you can modify:

Filter Content Style

The Filter Content Style group controls the appearance of the individual conditions displayed within the composite slicer. This style is especially useful when using the composite slicer in its tree map-like layout, where conditions are visually grouped and linked by logical relationships such as AND or OR.

Available Properties

Font

Controls the appearance of the text within each condition box:

• Font Family – The typeface used for condition labels (e.g., Segoe UI, Arial)

• Font Size – The size of the text in pixels

• Font Weight – e.g., Normal, Bold

• Font Style – e.g., Regular, Italic

• Font Color – Choose a custom or theme-based text color

Background Color

• Sets the background color for each condition block.

• Helps differentiate active conditions visually.

Border Radius

• Defines the curvature of the condition box corners.

• Higher values create more rounded buttons, while lower values keep the corners sharp.

Relation Line Color

• Controls the color of the lines that connect conditions, visually indicating the logic (AND / OR) that links them.

• Useful for maintaining readability and visual consistency, especially when multiple nested conditions are present.

Operator Button Style

The operator button in a composite slicer allows users to define the logical relationship between conditions, such as AND or OR. The Operator Button Style properties control the appearance of this button to ensure it aligns with the overall visual theme of the slicer.

Available Properties

Font

Controls the styling of the text on the operator button:

• Font Family – Sets the typeface (e.g., Segoe UI, Roboto)

• Font Size – Defines the size of the operator text in pixels

• Font Weight – e.g., Normal, Bold

• Font Style – e.g., Regular, Italic

• Font Color – Sets the color of the operator text (e.g., black, gray, custom)

Background Color

• Sets the fill color of the operator button.

• Useful for distinguishing the logical operator from the condition boxes.

Border Color

• Defines the color of the operator button’s border.

Border Width

• Sets the thickness of the operator button border in pixels.

Border Radius

• Controls how rounded the corners of the operator button are.

• Higher values produce softer, more rounded edges.