Drilldown on line chart w/3 series to 3 different pie charts w/ DV

Hello experts,
My situation is the following. I have a Line chart representing sales on 3 different series(actual, budget and last year) along the 12 months. Then 3 different pie chart that link the office sales of each serie and each month. I successfully linked the drill down data, but I can't make it workout the dynamic visibility everytime you select a different serie on the line chart, because of the common issue of the insertion that doesn't clear the previous selection when you make another one. I'll attach the xlf file as a txt. Hope you can make it work.
Thanks a lot
Gaston Bigi

Hi Gaston,
Take the reference of these blog posts.
Filtering Through Combo Box
Source Data Component Usage
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If there is still an issue achieving it, let us know.
Most probably the second link here should solve the issue.
Regards,
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