Current Dashboards

A user can create N dashboard and each dashboard can have N charts as the next example:

1- Selected Dashboard 2- Dashboard options 2.1- Edit Dashbord options 2.1- Show Chart options 2.3- Remove Dashboard

Edit Dashboard options Dashboard name: the name of the new dashboard. Description: the goal of the new dashboard. Charts per column: how many chart the dashboard will display per column. Is Active: if true the dashboard is in Current Dashboard collection otherwise is in Old Dashboards collection. Is Private: if true is available on to the creator - if false is available to all users.

Show Chart options Chart option will display two icons in the top of each chart. To edit the chart options and to remove the chart from the Dashboard.

Recursion: a time measure to update/refresh the selected chart in the dashboard. Has Fixed Dates and Modify Start Date on Update: [hasFixedDates] is used in conjunction with recursion [modifyStartDateOnUpdate].[modifyStartDateOnUpdate: false, hasFixedDates: true] the chart is always the same. [modifyStartDateOnUpdate: false, hasFixedDates: false] the start date of the chart is the last Dashboard Instance. The date range of the chart is increased with each new Dashboard Instance. The start date is always the same but the end date is increased to the last Dashboard instance. [modifyStartDateOnUpdate: true, hasFixedDates: true] the chart is always the same. [modifyStartDateOnUpdate: true, hasFixedDates: false] the start date of the chart is the last Dashboard Instance plus the recursion type (1 day | 1 week | 1 month | 1 year). The date range remain the same but the start and end date are moved to the next recursion (1 day | 1 week | 1 month | 1 year). Index: is the position of the chart in the Dashboard.