Using Additional Dashboard Services

NOTE. It is available only in the web application.

The dashboards can support several languages of the user interface, for example, the Russian and English languages. Such dashboards are named multilingual.

To create a multilingual dashboard, select the Multilanguage checkbox on the Document side panel tab and set translation options for the fields that should be translated into different languages.

For details about how to create a multilingual dashboard, see the Translating Dashboard Elements Into Other Languages section.

For details about setting up multilingual options of repository contents and system in general, see the Setting Up Multilingual Options main menu item.

To enable editing table data, select the Editing Data checkbox on the Document side panel tab. To disable editing, deselect the Editing Data checkbox.

NOTE. Editing data is available if the user has appropriate permissions.

On building a dashboard, the built-in advanced analytics can be used.

To apply advanced analytics to the selected table data, use the Advanced Analytics ribbon tab.

For details see the Advanced Analytics section.

NOTE. It is available only in the web application.

To manage dashboard objects, use the Block Navigator side panel tab.

For details see the Managing Objects section.

Slides enable the user to create a multisheet dashboard. To work with slides:

1. Start the Dashboards tool.

2. Create slides.

Generally, working with a separate slide is similar to working with a separate dashboard.

For details about slides, see the Working with Slides section.

NOTE. Working with slides is available if a dashboard is created in the web application. If a dashboard with slides is opened in the desktop application, only the first slide contents is available.

NOTE. It is available only in the web application.

To publish a hyperlink to a dashboard in social networks, select the Share main menu item and select the required social network in the menu that opens.

An URL enables the user to embed a dashboard or a dashboard object into a custom web site, web application or other dashboard.

For details see the Getting URL section.