Question

when you edit interactions, you choose to not have the data filtered. once you stop editing the interactions, what happens when a user selects an item?

Answer 1

When you edit interactions without data filtering, the data is shown without restrictions. Once editing is stopped, the default settings are restored. Selecting an item depends on the interaction configuration.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you edit interactions and choose not to have the data filtered, it means that all the data is displayed without any restrictions or limitations. However, once you stop editing the interactions, the default settings are restored, which may include data filtering based on predefined criteria.

When a user selects an item after editing interactions, the behavior depends on how the interactions were configured. If the interactions were set up to filter data, selecting an item may show only the relevant data based on the filtering criteria. On the other hand, if the interactions were not set up to filter data, selecting an item would display all the available data related to that item.

In summary, editing interactions may impact how data is displayed, but ultimately, the behavior when a user selects an item is determined by the configuration of the interactions.

Answer 2

If data filtering is not enabled while editing interactions, user selections will not filter the data; all information remains visible regardless of the selections made.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you choose to not have the data filtered while editing interactions in a user interface, any selections made by the user will not trigger filtering. This means that once you stop editing the interactions, if a user selects an item, all of the data will still be displayed, unfiltered, regardless of the selection.

The system does not automatically revert to a filtered state unless specific functionalities or filtering criteria are reintroduced to handle user interactions in the desired way.