> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/super-filter/introduction-to-inforiver-super-filter/getting-started/quick-mode.md).

# Quick Mode

Quick mode in Super Filter offers a simplified one-click setup process, allowing users to configure filters quickly with minimal steps. It’s designed for ease of use, providing essential options up front while hiding advanced settings unless needed. Ideal for fast dashboard building, it helps users get filters working efficiently without navigating the full configuration panel.

## Filter Options:

* Date Slider
  * Axis Scale
  * No Scale
* Period Filter
  * Multi year
  * Annual
  * Year
  * Month
  * Week
  * Day
* Date Range
  * Single Range
  * Multiple Ranges
* Relative Date
* Calendar Heatmap
  * Annual
  * Year
  * Week
  * Month
* Preset Bar
  * Today/Yesterday/Min Day/Max Day
  * This Week/Month/Quarter/Year
  * Last Week/Month/Quarter/Year
  * Max Week/Month/Quarter/Year
  * MTD Week/Month/Quarter/Year
* Filter Panel
  * Checkbox
  * Radio
  * Dropdown
  * Tile
  * Toggle
  * List
  * Text Area
* Hierarchy Filter
  * Checkbox
  * Radio
  * List
* Tree Map
  * Squarified
  * Binary
  * Columns and Rows
  * Slice
  * Dice
* Measure Filter
* Mass Filter
* Play Axis
* Text Slicer
* Pop-Up
* Variance
* Dark Theme

## How to use Quick Mode

1. The Quick Mode icon appears in the bottom left corner of the visual, represented by a plus (+) icon.
2. Clicking this icon displays all the filter types applicable to the data in the visual. 
3. When a specific filter type is selected, the visual automatically switches to that filter type, reducing the steps required for configuration.

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## **Visibility for the Quick Mode:**

1. A Separate section is shown in the format pane as "**Quick Mode**".
2. Enable "**Show Quick Mode**" to display the Quick mode icon in the visual.

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