In the Settings modal window, switch to Values tab, and enter the following:
Under Output Parameter, enter agg.
Note that this is the parameter from Creating Visuals with Variable Measures.
Under Specified values, enter the following two rows:
avg(tot_pop)
, Label: Total Populationavg(tot_male)
, Label: Total Male Populationavg(tot_female)
, Label: Total Female PopulationIn the Settings modal window, switch to Display Settings tab, and check the option next to Permit only one item to be selected.
Ensure that the other options are not checked.
Click Apply.
In the Population Type filter, select Total Female Population.
Note that the title of the graph and the axis changed to include avg(tot_female).
Change the name of the application to Population by Different Aggregation Levels and Measure Types.
Switch to application viewing mode, and select Population by Different Aggregation Levels and Measure Types.
In the Population Type filter, select Total Population.
You may notice that your graph changes somewhat, but the most telling indication is that the Y axis changes from upper limit of 300k when showing female population, to upper limit of twice that, 600k.
[Optional] You can easily navigate between the permutations of filter outputs you create by using filter navigation controls at the top right corner.