After you create a dashboard, you can add reports, filters, text, and other components to it. Components enable you to build unique dashboards and give your agents the flexibility to analyze the data they need.
You can add components only to custom dashboards (see Creating dashboards) or cloned prebuilt dashboards (see Cloning Explore dashboards).
For help customizing components after you've added them, see Customizing dashboards.
This article contains the following topics:
Adding components
There are three types of component you can add: static, interactive, and (if you have Explore Enterprise) live data.
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Static components don't affect report results or how users interact with your
dashboard. Static componenets include reports, text, and tabs.
For more information about adding a report to a dashboard, see Adding reports to dashboards.
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Interactive components let users specify which report results to view and how to
view them. With interactive components, viewers can change a report's metrics or
attributes, filter results, and use what-if variables.
For more information about adding and editing interactive components, see Adding interactive dashboard components.
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Live data components (available with Explore Enterprise) enable you to add live
data to your dashboards, which update in near real-time.
For more information about adding live data and filters, see Adding live data and live filter components to dashboards.
You can add different types of components to the same dashboard, but interactive components might require additional configuration steps.
- Create a new dashboard or open an existing one.
- In the dashboard builder, click + in the top-right toolbar.
- Select the component you want from the drop-down list. The component is added to the top-left corner of your dashboard.
Arranging components
You can arrange components by dragging and dropping them anywhere you want in the dashboard. You can also drag the corners of the component to change its size.
Explore will automatically rearrange components based on the following settings in the
layout menu ():
- Place anywhere: You can place components anywhere you want. However, Explore will dynamically rearrange overlapping components.
- Align to top: Components are arranged along their top edge.
- Align to left: Components are arranged along their left edge.
4 comments
Keith Host
Trying to consolidate widgets from multiple tabs in a dashboard onto a single tab for use in team reporting meetings. I copied widgets to a new tab, some are showing a different value in the new tab than they are in the original tab. Others show as "No Data Available"... They are all pulling from the same dataset, and the date filters are identical between old and new tabs. When I go into the Query editor of each widget on each tab, they are completely identical... ????
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Brett Bowser
Hey Keith,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention! I'm going to create a ticket on your behalf so our Customer Care team can look into this and see if they can replicate. You'll receive an email shortly stating your ticket has been created.
Cheers!
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Abed Islam
Is it possible to copy/paste widgets or tabs from one dashboard to another?
I have 2 reports being run, one weekly and one monthly, one of the tabs will essentially be the same exact charts (and same exact queries under the hood), it's just the time filter that will vary.
It will be too much work to have to make a new tab and redo every single widget.
Cloning the dashboard with the new tab is not an option either because their other tabs are unique/dissimilar.
Please advise.
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Venn Villanueva
Hi Abed,
Cloning dashboard tab is possible, however it needs to be on the same dashboard as mentioned here, Duplicating dashboard tabs.
Now, if you're trying to clone the dashboard from a different dashboard, it's possible as of the moment but that will be a great product feature which you can post here.
Thanks!
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