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Dashboards Module 2013 e-builder, Inc.

e-builder 8.0 Help by e-builder, Inc.

2013 e-builder, Inc. All rights reserved. No parts of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systems - without the written permission of e-builder. Products that are referred to in this document may be either trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners. The publisher and the author make no claim to these trademarks. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, the publisher and the author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of information contained in this document or from the use of programs and source code that may accompany it. In no event shall the publisher and the author be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly by this document. Printed: January 2013

4 Table of Contents Part I 6 1 Dashboards... 6 Dashboards... Creating a... Dashboard Adding Items... to a Dashboard Editing a Dashboard... Layout Working with... Dashboard Folders Printing a... Dashboard Updating... a Dashboard 6 7 9 15 16 16 17

Part I

6 1 1.1 Dashboards 1.1.1 Dashboards What Are Dashboards? Dashboards are a graphical representation of reports. They present summary data from reports in a visual format. They are typically used to provide overviews of program or project statuses and metrics. If no dashboards have been created on the account to which you have access, when you enter the dashboards module you will see the message There are no dashboards to display on this account. To create a dashboard, click on the link in the middle of the screen and follow the steps below (starting with step 2).

1.1.2 Creating a Dashboard To create a dashboard, follow these steps: 1. From the Dashboards tab, click on the Go To Dashboard List link. A list of Dashboard Folders will be displayed. 2. Click Add Dashboard. 7

8 3. The Add Dashboard screen will be displayed. Enter the following information: a. Type a Title Name for your dashboard. b. Select the Layout style. - The Layout style will determine the number of columns shown on the Dashboard: Two Columns Three Columns Note: This can be changed later if the dashboard needs to be expanded or reduced. 4. For each of the columns select the Size: Narrow Medium Wide Custom This setting requires that you select the number of pixels (between 200-800) Note: If the dashboards will be printed, or if most of your users are using large monitor resolutions (e.g. 1024 x 768, 800 x 600), having more than one wide column will require users to scroll and or use more than one page to print

9 the dashboards. 5. Select Running User The data that is shown on the dashboard is determined by this user. If you want the dashboard to show all the information stored in e-builder, it is best to select an e-builder Administrator. Dashboard Permission Select who has the permission to view these dashboards. 6. Select the folder to which you want to store the dashboard. 7. Click Save. The dashboard has now been created. 1.1.3 Adding Items to a Dashboard How Do I Add Items to a Dashboard? 1. From the Dashboard List Screen, click on the name of the dashboard. 2. Click on the Edit link next to the name of the dashboard; or, if the dashboard does not have any items on it, click on Click Here to configure the dashboard link. 3. Click Add Dashboard Item.

10 4. Select a Component Type. 5. Select a Report. 6. Additional fields may be required, depending on the component type. Those fields will be indicated in red. 7. Click Save to create the dashboard item Note: The report selected must be either a Summary or Matrix report. The dashboard item will display the summary results of the left most column that is summarized. Types of Dashboard Items The following are the types of dashboard items available: Chart Horizontal Bar Vertical Bar Line Pie Chart Chart Dashboard Items have a header, which appears above the item, a footer, which is listed at the bottom, and a title within the frame of the item.

11 Table The Table Dashboard Items have a header, which appears above the item, and a footer, which is listed at the bottom. They also have the option to color code the results based on two thresholds that you specify: Anything lower than the first threshold will be displayed in the Low Range Color Anything higher than the second threshold will be displayed in the High Range Color Anything in between will be displayed in the Middle Range Color Metric The Metric dashboard only displays the total of what is summarized on the selected report. Like the Table it has a header, footer, and color based on thresholds. It also

12 includes a Metric Label. A metric will always be limited to a single row. Tip: For metrics, you can add several metrics in a row and if there is no header or footer between them, they will end up displaying like a table. This lets you create your own table or grid. You would give a header to the top metric and a footer to the bottom one to make it look like just one table. Note: Oftentimes, a metric will be placed beneath another dashboard item to display its total. Gauge The Gauge Dashboard only displays the Total of what is summarized on the selected report. It displays the results as a needle in between the range that you specify. You have the option to color code the results based on two thresholds that you specify: Anything lower than the first threshold will be displayed in the Low Range Color Anything higher than the second threshold be displayed in the High Range Color Anything in between will be displayed in the Middle Range Color You should also specify a minimum and maximum value, which will set the range of the gauge.

13 Specifying X Axis Label Lengths e-builder allows you to specify the length of the labels for the x-axis for charts you set up using the dashboard module which are either summaries or metrics, which are grouped by at least one category. This is helpful so that your x-axis labels are not truncated, causing confusion as to their identification. Look at the example below. This is a vertical bar chart set up to show a summary of the actual costs for a project, grouped by quarter. In the red rectangle is the field for setting the X-axis label length: In this example, we have specified an X-axis label length of 9, which is the minimum. Notice that the labels are cut off (see items in the red parenthesis):

14 We can change the value of the X-axis label, so that the whole label is displayed. In this case, we enter 40 (the maximum value is 999): Here is the resulting chart (labels in the red parentheses are displayed, no longer truncated):

1.1.4 15 Editing a Dashboard Layout How Do I Edit a Dashboard Layout? Once dashboard items have been added they can be reorganized by clicking on the blue arrows above them. The Dashboard Display To Edit an Existing Dashboard 1. From the Dashboards Tab, click on the Go To Dashboard List link. 2. Click the Edit link. 3. Modify the settings as needed. 4. Click Save.

16 1.1.5 Working with Dashboard Folders How Do I Organize My Dashboard Folders? Just as you can with Report folders, you can store your Dashboards in different folders. This helps you organize your information. Creating a Dashboard Folder 1. From the Dashboards Tab, click the Go to Dashboard List link. 2. Click the Add Folder link. 3. Enter the name of the Folder in the Folder Name field. 4. Click Save. 1.1.6 Printing a Dashboard How Do I Print a Dashboard? 1. To print a dashboard, click the Print button in the top right corner of the screen. Note: You may need to change your print settings to Landscape to capture the entire Dashboard.

1.1.7 17 Updating a Dashboard How Do I Update the Results of a Dashboard? In the top right hand corner of the dashboard the time and date of when the results were last calculated is displayed; however, note that the time displayed is not always up to the second. To update the results, simply click the Refresh button. The dashboard's results will be updated.