In SAP SuccessFactors People Analytics Story reports, which are built on SAP Analytics Cloud technology, an Input Control acts as a page filter. To make this single filter apply to multiple widgets (like the chart and table shown) on the same canvas page, you must configure their interaction. This is achieved using the Linked Analysis feature. By setting up Linked Analysis, you define that the page filter (the Input Control) should affect all relevant widgets on the page, ensuring that when a user makes a selection, both the chart and the table are filtered simultaneously and consistently.

B. Create the corresponding filter on each chart. This is inefficient and defeats the purpose of having a single, user-friendly Input Control on the canvas for global page filtering.

C. Enable Cascading Effects. This feature defines dependencies between different filters (e.g., selecting a country limits the city options), not how one filter applies to multiple charts or tables.

D. Convert it to a Story Filter. Converting a page filter to a Story Filter extends its scope across multiple pages, but the fundamental mechanism that connects the filter to the widgets on a single page is still Linked Analysis.

1. SAP Help Portal - SAP Analytics Cloud, "Applying Linked Analysis in a Story":

This official documentation explains the core concept: "Linked analysis allows you to create interactions between charts... For example, you can have a filter in one chart apply to other charts in your story." It details how to configure interactions for page filters (Input Controls) to apply to "All Widgets on the Page" or "Only Selected Widgets". This directly addresses the scenario in the question.

Reference: SAP Analytics Cloud > Stories > Applying Linked Analysis in a Story.

2. SAP Help Portal - SAP SuccessFactors People Analytics, "Report Stories Administration Guide":

Chapter: "Designing a Story". This guide details the components of a story, including pages, widgets, and filters. It clarifies that the functionality for widget interaction and filtering is inherited from the underlying SAP Analytics Cloud platform, directing users to the relevant SAC documentation for features like Linked Analysis.

Reference: SAP Help Portal, SAP SuccessFactors HXM Suite, People Analytics > Report Stories. (The specific section on widget interaction points to the SAC functionality).

3. SAP Learning Hub - Course THR92 - SAP SuccessFactors People Analytics: Reporting and Story Design:

Unit: "Creating Stories". This courseware explicitly covers the creation of pages with multiple widgets and the use of page filters (Input Controls). The exercises and demonstrations show that to make an Input Control filter multiple charts and tables, the "Linked Analysis" panel must be used to define the scope of the filter's influence on the page's widgets.

Reference: THR92 Course Materials, Unit on Story Design, Section on Page Filters and Widget Interactions.