Transcript from the "Brush" Lesson
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>> Shirley Wu: And this, I think, is the funnest part [LAUGH] of what we're gonna do today. So this is called a brush, and it's called a brush because you literally can brush over any part of the screen, create that little box, drag it around, and create interactions. So I tend to use this a lot for filtering down the data.
[00:00:26] So what I'm doing right here is, it's a quite a trivial example and I don't recommend it for production or anything, but with brushes like I'm brushing certain months. That within that brush that certain months are in color. And then the others are gray and that same months are getting reflected in the radio chart over here.
[00:00:54] And so if you can imagine, that could be really powerful if you have multiple charts that are different aspects of the same data set, and you want to use one chart to filter down the visualization elsewhere.