Edit TPRM dashboard elements
You can edit the contents of a dashboard or dashboard tab, including data visualizations and filters. Because dashboards are shared, any changes you make are applied globally.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_vdr_risk_asmt.vendor_risk_admin or sn_vdr_risk_asmt.vendor_risk_manager can edit the Third-party Insights and TPRM Custom Analytics dashboards.
Any role for dashboards that you own or ones that you have been given permission to edit.
About this task
You can edit the details of dashboards created in the in-line editor and in the technical editor in the Vendor Management Workspace. When you edit the content of dashboards created in the technical editor, you’re redirected to UI Builder.
Procedure
Navigate to Workspaces > Vendor Management Workspace
Select the dashboard page icon
and then select the dashboard you want to edit.
- Perform any of the following actions.
| Action | Steps |
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| Add an element |
You can also select Add new element on any selected dashboard element to see the list of elements.
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| Save a data visualization to the Visualization Library |
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| Delete an element from the dashboard |
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| Configure an element |
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| Move an element between tabs | When you have multiple tabs, you can move elements from tab to another or to the pane above the tabs.1. Select Edit to put the dashboard into edit mode. 2. Select the more actions menu icon Image omitted: context-menu-db-element-ac.png 3. When you choose Move to a different tab, choose the tab and select Move.and choose <strong>Move to a different tab</strong> or <strong>Move above the tabs</strong>. |
| Add filters to the dashboard | Filters let users filter data for all report widgets on a dashboard that follow them. You can add filters to both the entire dashboard and to individual dashboard tabs. For more information, see Filters in Platform Analytics. |
| Configure a data visualization to follow or not follow filters | Data visualizations follow filters by default. A data visualization follows filters in the same tab as itself or above the tabs. Data visualizations either follow all such tabs that target their data sources, or none.1. Select Edit to put the dashboard into edit mode. 2. Select the dashboard element that you want to follow or not follow filters. 3. In the header, select the settings icon Image omitted: icon-config-ac.png 4. In the Data update section, select or deselect Follow filters. 5. To show a filter icon to open the Configuration panel. Image omitted: filter-outline-24.svg 2. Select Allow chart interaction. 3. Select Go to data view to open the records view of the associated segment or visualization. 4. Select Apply as filter to filter the visualizations on the dashboard on the selected element. on the data visualization when it follows an interactive filter, select the <strong>Show filter icon</strong>.</td></tr><tr><td id="d193452e421"><strong>Enable chart interaction</strong></td><td><p>Choose what happens when a user selects a visualization or one of its segments. 1. Select the <strong>Edit</strong> to put the dashboard into edit mode. Note: This option is only available on pie, donut, semi-donut, horizontal bar, and vertical bar visualizations. It’s available in the Dashboard inline editor, but not in the Visualization Designer.
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| View the description of a dashboard element | Point to the element, then select the information icon Image omitted: InformationIcon.png . If the element doesn’t have a description, the information icon doesn’t appear. |
**Note:** If you’re unable to edit the dashboard, you don’t have permissions to edit the dashboard.
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