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Store the raw data from tables in SPICE, then perform filtering and aggregations in QuickSight. This allows for flexibility when changing query parameters without needing to rewrite queries and store new data in SPICE.
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Hi, @srfsup.
You need to save the unfiltered data to SPICE as sdtslmn says and query it with the filter function of the analysis.
Another option is to use direct query mode instead of SPICE mode to always issue queries to Redshift. In my experience, Redshift can be faster if it's optimally tuned.
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