Dashboard Canvas Page
Dashboard Designer space can be understood as a folder that contains Data Source connections, Components, Dashboard Objects, and Component Attributes.
Dashboard Canvas Page
Navigate to the Designer homepage.
Click the Add Dashboard icon on the homepage.
or
Click the New drop-down icon on the homepage.
Select the Dashboard option.
The Designer space/Canvas opens with a Designer Canvas space, header menu panel, and a right-side menu panel.
The user can access wide range of charting components, filters, and Grid components available in the Designer module from the Designer canvas page to create a dashboard.
Refer to the following image to understand the various components provided on the Designer Canvas:
1.Tab: Place where dashboard design takes place. Drag and drop charts and components here to create dashboards.
2.Mobile : Displays Dashboard screen like a Mobile device.
3.Tablet : Displays Dashboard screen like Tablet.
4.Large Screen : Displays Dashboard screen like Desktop.
5.Save to Local Disk : Saves the created dashboards to your local disk.
6.Save to Another Workspace (Save As) : Saves a copy of the original dashboard to another workspace or the same workspace.
7.Save (Dashboard) : Saves the created dashboards in a workspace.
8.Preview : Displays the preview mode of the dashboard.
9.Full Screen : Maximizes the dashboard for a better view.
10.Data Connectors : Connects to a wide range of data sources.
11.Component Library : Includes a compelling range of charts, filters, and data grids.
12.Manage Dashboard Components : Option used to lock, hide, and order the layout of the components on the dashboard.
13.Component Variables and Script : Option used to define component scripts.
14.Guided Tour : Begins the guided tour for the Designer canvas.
Please Note:
The users will be redirected to the Designer homepage by clicking the Home option.
Use the Save As option to save a dashboard in the same workspace with a different name. The user can save the dashboard in a different workspace.
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