Give user an option to show hide panels within a Dashboard

[architkhanna]

Will it be possible in Splunk to give user an option to show hide panels within a dashboard as per their needs.   
So if a dashboard has 10 panels/metrics,and user wishes to see only 5 , can this be done ?

Would appreciate if someone can propose any idea.
TIA 

[architkhanna]

Does not Work. Try hard next time. 
I am shocked how even answering multiple times you fail to implement this scenario.
Happy Learning!

[ITWhisperer]

You are unclear what does not work - is it the depends attribute you are having difficulty with, or simple input panels, or just your ability to perform simple searches, or understanding the results returned? Alienating people who give up their time to help people doesn't seem like a wise life choice. I am glad you are going to try harder though. Good luck!

[architkhanna]

Yes I will keep on learning rather than judging others so soon.
Thank you so much for your time and not being helpful at all.
One quick suggestion: Do not waste your and my time here, since you are of no help anyways. And let others help in case they have some better solution.

[ITWhisperer]

That's my point, others have already given solutions to your question, I have even suggested (and shown) how you can access these solutions easily. There is no point other people wasting their time giving you answers which are already available to you.

[ITWhisperer]

Use the depends attribute on the panel or row and set the token through whatever input mechanism you want. Try searching answers for "hide panel" for links to previous answers. You probably should have done that before asking the question!

[architkhanna]

And what makes you think I have not tried that option or try searching before posting my question.
Please refrain from commenting if you do not have any answer or can redirect to an accepted answer. You should know that by now being on this community!

[ITWhisperer]

A simple search as I said gives you an answer, plus, I have personally answered this sort of question numerous times. A little more effort on your part would have easily found the answers.