# Dimension Profiling

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Check out the following walk-through on Dimension Profiling.
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![The Dimension Profiling function](/files/IemRj4MK4rc18l16SOZE)

This has been introduced to provide users with some more insights into a dimension.

* Select the ***Information*** icon from the list of displayed Dimensions on the ***Design*** page.
* A new window opens with the Data Profile information displaying the count of the selected dimension value.
* Click the ***MOVE TO DESIGN*** option.        

![Data Profile window for a Dimension](/files/e4dkrBlsXMmf7CVdLzdy)

* The data profile chart gets moved to the design workspace.
* The user can apply the various modification options to the view from the ***Design*** page (E.g., The below-given image displays the modified view after applying for the descending order and limiting the display to 5 records. It also displays legend).
* Click the ***Save*** option from the ***Design Workspace***.      

![The Data Profile View gets saved](/files/k1G5xUIV0BV5cmwhJsMH)

* The selected view gets saved to the ***Storyboard**;* a confirmation message appears to convey the same.  

![The View gets saved on the Storyboard](/files/KGJdjN1FIYstDS53h3de)


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