However, this is not enough—you need something more, because we still need to execute a line of code to make changes happen. If you make a filter available to the user, a dropdown for instance, which makes them able to apply changes to the table, they will not hesitate to use it. I am pretty sure you will want to do this, if not with a dropdown, then with a date selector, a button, a radio button, a checkbox, a simple text box, or whatever you can think of where the user can make a change or selection.
The first step is to add some kind of component that can provide interaction with the user. For our purposes, let's use a simple dropdown. The following code is an example of how to create a new instance of a select component:
new SelectComponent({
name: "marketFilter",
type: "selectComponent",
parameter: "marketDashParam",
valueAsId: false,
queryDefinition: {
path: dashPath+"/customers.cda",
dataAccessId: ...
