Dashboard View

Good Afternoon,

I'm interested to see if the capability exists to change the orientation of dashboards. This may be basic, but it seems that portrait orientation is about all you get unless you limit the amount of information and customize the orientation in the print function. Does anyone know of any other way?

Thanks a lot!

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Shaine Greenwood

Hi Josh,

When you click the Print button, Smartsheet hands over the task of printing to the browser. On chrome, you have the ability to select portrait or landscape before printing.

If you're not seeing those options, try using a different browser when printing.

JoshB

Thanks for the input Shaine!

So functionally within the dashboard the only option to make widgets fit in a landscape view would be to shrink down the widgets and move them into a landscape position and try adjusting in the print function within the browser? No way to make it landscape within the dashboard itself? That's sort of a bummer.

Thanks again!

-Josh

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