Dashboards

Dashboards combine multiple charts into a cohesive view of your data. You can create multiple dashboards in a workbook. You can drag and drop charts to arrange them in a grid layout. You can apply dashboard level filters to filter the data across all the charts in the dashboard.

Creating a Dashboard

To create a dashboard, click on the + button next to the dashboard section in the left panel. The dashboard builder will open up with options to add charts. You can drag and drop charts from the charts section in the left panel to the dashboard. Once dropped, the chart will be added at the bottom of the dashboard. You can drag and drop the chart to rearrange it.

Dashboard Actions

Filter

You can filter all the charts in the dashboard using any column from the underlying queries. For instance, if a chart is based on Query "A," which in turn is based on Query "B," you can apply filters on the columns of Query "B" as well. The filters cascade down to the child queries and subsequently to the charts. This allows you to filter data consistently across all the charts in the dashboard.

To ensure that the values of one filter change based on another, you must apply the filters in sequence. For example, if you need to filter by "state" and "city," and you want the city filter to display only the cities within the selected state, you should first apply the state filter and then the city filter. This approach ensures that the city filter only shows the cities corresponding to the chosen state.

Share

You can share the dashboard with a public link. Users with the link will be able to view the dashboard without logging in. You can also copy the embed code to embed the dashboard in a website or blog.