Creating a Dashboard

Introduction

Dashboard is data visualization tool in Jodoo. It consists of Chart, Component, and Settings.

There are various charts in dashboards. You can set different styles of charts to meet different needs of displaying data in different scenarios.

Charts provided in a dashboard include the following types:

Detail table and pivot table, displaying details and summaries of form data.
Column chart, line chart, bar chart, radar chart, etc., revealing insights like data trends and comparing data by category.
Pie chart, showing percentages of different segments.
Gantt chart, for keeping track of project progress.
Spreadsheet and calendar, for configuring data editing permissions.

The procedure for creating a dashboard is roughly as follows:

Select an app and click New > New Dashboard.

Charts are images or tables which can be used to display data.

Types	Example Picture	Introduction
Stats		It can be used to analyze and display data in plentiful styles.
Detail Table		It can be used to list and display data in the form of tables.
Spreadsheet		Spreadsheet is similar to detail tables. In addition, it can obtain relevant operations on form permission sets and it can only be authenticated according to data source forms.
Calendar		It can be used to display data in the form of calendars. It supports to view data lists every day.
Gantt		Gantt is also called lined chart and bar chart. It can display the change of internal relationships of projects, progress, and other time-related systems as time changes. It can directly show when the plan will be carried out and show contrast between progress and request. .
Records List		It can be used to analyze workflows and processing progress in workflow forms.

There are 3 kinds of data sources that can be analyzed in Jodoo:

After adding the data source, you can select the type of charts going to analyze, and add dimensions and measures.

You can further set the chart after finishing the settings of types, dimensions, and measures, including Settings and Style.

1. Settings

Different chart types have different settings. Here is an example of the settings of a combo chart.

2. Style

You can set General Style and Chart Color in Style.

After finishing all settings of charts and components, you can publish the dashboard to members so that they can view and use.

If you need to publish it to external members, you can enable public link to publish public links:

For details about the effect, see 1.3 “Preview”.