Dashboards
Ask for a dashboard. It keeps itself true.
Ask for it, then arrange it.
Ask for a chart and it lands on the canvas. Ask again to change it, then drag it where the room needs it.
It saves the question, not the answer.
A dashboard keeps the questions, not the numbers. Every open asks your systems again.
Every figure shows its working.
Open any figure and see the tables, the rows and the query behind it. Take it as a picture or a spreadsheet.
Share it. It stays yours, and stays governed.
Invite people by name. They read it or take a copy, and see only what they are cleared to see.
Make it yours.
Your mark in the corner, a heading over the row, and your organisation's colours on all of it.
Write it up.
The same figures on a page, with the findings and the sources beside them, as a Word file.
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Every kind of node
Whatever the answer is best read as, it has a node: a chart of the kind the question wants, a figure with its trend, a table with a trend in every row, a note, a picture.
Charts
- LineMonthly Revenue
- BarMonthly Revenue
- Horizontal barRevenue by Channel
- Grouped barRevenue by Channel, by Quarter
- Stacked barRevenue by Quarter, by Channel
- AreaMonthly Revenue
- PieRevenue by Channel
- DoughnutOrders by Channel
- WaterfallGross Margin, Q2 to Q3
- ScatterMargin by Order Value
Figures
- KPIRevenue£4.82M+12.4%Q3 vs Q2
- Metric tableRevenue and Margin by ChannelChannelRevenueYoYMarginTrendWeb store£2.14M+18.2%47.8%Amazon£1.02M+9.4%33.5%Wholesale£0.93M+4.1%29.1%Retail partners£0.48M−3.6%31.7%Marketplace EU£0.25M+41.0%36.2%
Notes and pictures
- NoteWholesale weekly
Read on Monday mornings before the trade call. Anything below plan is in red; the wholesale book is section two.
- Picture
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Building a dashboard, editing the canvas, keeping it current and sharing it, step by step.
- Building a dashboardAsking for charts in a chat, watching them land on the canvas, and saving the result as a dashboard.
- Editing the canvasMoving and resizing charts, adding text and images, removing what you no longer need.
- Always currentA dashboard remembers the questions, not the numbers, so every open shows today's answer.
- Sharing and presentingSharing a dashboard with colleagues, what they can do with it, and presenting it full screen.
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