Can we show dynamic data (table format) in dashboard?
For example, I need to show the data of two persons in a restaurant. Person A eats x number of burgers, y number of pizza. Person B eats n number of burgers, k number of pizza. For the overall year he might have eaten. The table need to show count of burgers and pizza separately for each person. I need to segregate based on pizza and burger and show percentage. The below image needs to achieved in dashboard. If the count(data) of any one food item changes, then it need to be dynamically populated.
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@Karthick Krishnan Sure, more than one way. Link that data to a metric widget or for easier maintenance, put the date in a report and embed the report on the dashboard.
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@Darren Mullen Can data be displayed in table format in dashboard?
The Person A, B, C…. will also be dynamically populated if new person adds on.
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If you transpose the data, with pizza and burger being columns, then the person names in each row then it will dynamically update if you are using an embedded report.
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@Darren Mullen Will the percentage be calculated based on the total count of pizza and total count of burgers?
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@Karthick Krishnan You'd need to calculate it in a sheet, then put the sheet in a report, then embed the report.
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I want to build a table in a Smartsheet dashboard that changes dynamically based on who is viewing it.
For example:
- If Person Alogs in, the table should show only data for employees reporting to him.
- If Person B logs in, he should see only his team’s data.
- The data and percentages should change based on each manager’s team.
Here’s the table format I want to show in the dashboard:
By Management Level & Manager
Non-Manager
Manager
Director
VP
SVP+
Category A
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
Category B
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
Category C
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
Category D
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
xx / xx%
TOTAL
xx / 100%
xx / 100%
xx / 100%
xx / 100%
xx / 100%
This entire table should be visible in the dashboard as a table view, and the content should update dynamically depending on which manager is logged in.
Here’s a sample of my raw data structure:
EMPLOYEE_ID
PREFERRED_NAME
MANAGEMENT_LEVEL_GROUP
MANAGER
PERFORMANCE_CATEGORY
10001
Alex
Non-Manager
Person A
Category B
10002
Jamie
Manager
Person A
Category C
10003
Chris
Director
Person B
Category B
10004
Sam
VP
Person B
Category A
10005
Taylor
SVP+
Person A
Category D
What I need:
- A solution where the dashboard table filters automatically based on who is logged in.
- The category counts and percentages are calculated and displayed.
- The layout stays in table format inside the dashboard.
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Let's say that Persons B, C, and D report to Manager X. What do you expect to see on Manager X's dashboard? Do you want Manager X to just see the statistics for B, C, and D? Or does Manager X see aggregated totals for everyone in B's, C's, and D's teams?
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@CLH Thanks for your reply.
Both the approaches are fine. Can you please advise on this?
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Sorry, but I'm just a beginner watching this topic to learn something new. And I asked the question to understand how difficult your question was.