Table widgets in AI/BI dashboards don't support cross-filtering, that's what's tripping you up. Click-to-filter currently only works for bar, box plot, heatmap, histogram, pie, scatter, and point map visualizations. A plain table isn't in that list, so whatever interaction you wired up on the table row is hitting something the widget type doesn't support, which lines up with the "Unable to render visualization" error you're seeing.
Since your map is a point map, that direction actually works the other way already: clicking a point on the map should be able to filter the table, if the table shares the same dataset as the map. Worth testing that first.
For row-to-map filtering, skip trying to make the table itself clickable and add a field filter widget on shopID instead:
- Add a filter widget to the dashboard and bind it to the
shopID field.
- Attach that filter to both the table and the map widget.
That gives you a dropdown/search control that drives both widgets together, which is the supported pattern for this right now rather than expecting the table row click to act like a chart click.
On copying the shopID out of the table, I couldn't find anything in the docs about a built-in copy-cell action, and row click just selects the row as you've found. Your more reliable option is to use the widget's download/export option to pull the underlying data as CSV if you need to grab exact values, or lean on the field filter's search box from step 1 to look up a shopID instead of copying it out of the table.
