Dashboard Drilldowns enable viewers to dive deeper into a chart’s data by bringing them to an additional Dashboard View focused on the selected data from that chart.

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Demo Video

To see a Dashboard Drilldowns demo, check out this Loom here.

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Getting Started with Dashboard Drilldowns

Here’s a few steps to start using Dashboard Drilldowns

Step 1: Choose a Dashboard

Navigate to the Edit view of a Dashboard that you’d like to create a Dashboard Drilldown View for.

Step 2: Navigate to the new Views section of the Edit modal

You’ll find a new tab on the right side of the Edit modal, allowing you to view Layers for your Dashboard.

Step 3: Create a new Dashboard Drilldown View

Click the plus sign to add a new View to your dashboard. When creating a new View, you’ll be asked to choose a Chart and Source Column for your Dashboard Drilldown to reference.

Once you have created a new View, you’ll find that the reference Chart now has additional Actions while edited that are focused on Dashboard Drilldowns.

Step 4: Build out your Dashboard

Build out your new Dashboard as you would any other dashboard. You’ll find all datasets that have been imported previously are available for use in your Dashboard Drilldown.

Step 5: Save and Publish your new Dashboard Drilldown View

Saving and publishing processes remain the same with added Dashboard Views. Use Explo’s preview function to test out your new Dashboard Views!

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FAQ

Dashboard Drilldowns are currently in Early Release. What does Early Release mean?

Dashboard Drilldowns are available to be used in production environments, but you need to reach out to [email protected] in order to have it enabled for your account.

Which Charts does Dashboard Drilldowns work with today?

Today, Dashboard Drilldowns are available for two dimensional charts. In the future, you’ll find additional chart types added to this functionality.

How many Dashboard Views are able to be created for a dashboard?

In early release, Dashboards are able to have up to three levels of views to drill into.

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