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Dashboard Views
It is possible to create a number of Views for a Dashboard with a different Filters applied to allow the data to be presented in a number of different ways.
To add a View to a Report you must first go to Start > Dashboards to reach the Dashboard Landing Page and then open the Dashboard. This will then provide you with an Action that allows you to Edit the Dashboard.
Once you are in the editing the Dashboard you will need to navigate to the Views Tab, this will always have at least one View called Default. This View can be edited if needed by using the Pencil Icon. From this Tab you can see which Views are available for Users as well as which View is set to the Default view.
Note: when a view is set to be the default view it cannot be deleted from the Dashboard, only amended.
To create a new View select the Add Button, this will create a new dialogue box that allows you to name and position your newly created view.
Once you have named the View you can decide whether you want this View to be set as the Default View for Users and whether this View is shown or not. Additionally a Description can be added to the View to provide a short summary of what the View provides.
Note: View names need to be unique across all Dashboards
Filters can be added to a specific View, once the View has been saved the Filters tab will appear, Filters are view specific to each View and can be added from either the View or from the Item on the Dashboard, more information on setting up Views can be found on the Knowledge Base.
Once you have have set up your View you can run the Dashboard, the View will now appear under the Views section like it would with a Landing Page.
If the Default view checkbox is checked on the View then when the Dashboard is ran this will be the View that will be the one loaded when the Report is ran.
The Default View will also include any filters applied to the View for Users to see.