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Widget settings

You can access widget settings either when adding a new widget or by clicking the "Edit" option in the widget's menu, which is accessed by clicking the three-dot icon in the top-right corner.

The settings are configured in the left panel of the window, while the right side displays a live preview of your selected options. Remember to click the "Update Preview" button to see your changes. In the bottom section, you can also set the widget's size using a grid that offers 16 different size options.

Available Settings

In the left panel, you have the following settings:

  • Data Source – Define the source from which the widget will pull data. You can choose from three options:
    • Tasks
    • Projects
    • Work Reports
  • Widget Name – Enter a name for quick identification, which will be displayed at the top of the widget.
  • Widget Type – Based on your preferences, select how the data will be displayed:
    • Bar chart, Line chart, Doughnut chart, or Pie chart
    • Burndown – A chart commonly used for agile project management.
    • Number – Displays a single numerical result.
    • Number with Trend – Displays a number along with its trend over time.
    • List – Displays a list of objects (tasks, projects, work reports) with specific settings.
  • Conditions – By clicking "Edit Criteria," you can define conditions for the data you are interested in. This dialog box is identical to the one for defining views.
  • Data – In this section, you select what data to display (the available options depend on the chosen data source and conditions):
    • Value – The value to be displayed on the Y-axis.
    • X-Axis – Specify the metric to be displayed on the X-axis.
  • Time – Set a time limit for the data you want to display (available options depend on the chosen data source and conditions).
  • Widget Options – Additional settings for the widget, such as:
    • Show Tips – To display an additional set of data.
    • Show a Second Value – To display another specific metric, for example, for comparison purposes.
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