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Dashboards can now be organized with tabs

Dashboards can now separate different views and topics into tabs. You can move widgets between tabs in the editor and use the same tabbed view in the portal, tasks, and mobile app.

In the dashboard editor, you can add tabs, rename them, and remove tabs you no longer need. New widgets are added to the open tab, and existing widgets can be moved to another tab from their toolbar. When a tab is deleted, its widgets move to a remaining tab instead of disappearing.

When viewing a dashboard, only the widgets on the selected tab are shown. Tabs work the same way in the main portal dashboard view, dashboard windows opened from tasks, and the mobile app. Existing dashboards without tabs keep their current layout, and duplicated dashboards retain their tab structure.

In this release

  • NewYou can add up to 12 tabs in the dashboard editor and name each tab to match its purpose
  • NewYou can keep large dashboards organized by placing new and existing widgets on the tab you choose
  • ImprovedTabbed dashboards open with the same organization in the portal, task view, and mobile app
  • ImprovedExisting dashboards keep their current view, while duplicated dashboards preserve their tab structure

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