Operations with widgets

Operations below are available for all custom widgets. Some operations are available for the Legend system widget: opening in full-screen mode, hiding and showing on the scene, and renaming.

You can work with widgets within a scene. To open the widget dialog:

1. Go to the Dashboards tab and open the dashboard.
2. Open a scene using the arrows and . If there is only one scene in the dashboard, it opens automatically when you open the dashboard.
3. In the top menu of the dashboard, click icon.

Opening a widget in full-screen mode

Open a widget in full-screen mode in one of the following ways:

• In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Full screen.
• If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Full screen.

Hiding a widget from the scene

Change the visibility of a widget in one of the following ways:

• In the list of widgets, clear the checkbox () for the widget or click icon and select Hide on map.
• If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Hide on map.

Showing a widget on the scene

If the widget was previously hidden, you can enable its display on the scene. In the list of widgets, select the checkbox () for the widget or click icon and select Show on map.

Renaming a widget

1. Use one of the following ways:

   • In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Edit.
   • If the widget is shown on the scene, double-click the widget name.

2. Enter a new widget name.

3. Click Save.

Editing a widget

You can edit a widget: select a new data layer and set other widget parameters.

1. Use one of the following ways:

   • In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Edit.
   • If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Edit.

2. Apply necessary changes.

3. Click Save.

In the Legend widget, you can change the order of blocks: for more details, see the Legend instruction.

Duplicating a widget

1. Use one of the following ways:

   • In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Duplicate.
   • If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Duplicate.

2. Specify the widget parameters if necessary.

3. Click Save.

Exporting a widget

You can export a widget to a file (for example, to download analytics results).

The file is created in the CSV format and contains the table with columns depending on the widget type:

• Bar chart and Column chart (with grouping by one level), Histogram, Line graph, Pie chart, and Area chart: attribute names and their values.

  Example:

  Attribute	Value
  Villa	2044
  Townhouse	1476
  Utility structure	333
  Commercial building	168

• Bar chart and Column chart (with grouping by two levels): first grouping attribute, second grouping attribute, and their values.

  Example:

  Attribute 1	Attribute 2	Value
  up to 15	1 – 64	3
  up to 15	64 – 128	3
  16-100	1 – 64	2
  16-100	64 – 128	2
  16-100	255 – 319	1
  101-250	1 – 64	2
  101-250	64 – 128	2

• Comparison: layer names, attribute names, aggregation types, and attribute values in different groups.

  Example (here groups are city districts: Presnensky, Begovoy, and Tverskoy):

  Layer	Attribute	Aggregation type	Presnensky	Begovoy	Tverskoy
  Firms	Number of objects	Quantity	77	39	25
  Firms	Rating	Average	4.46	4.26	4.38

• Statistics: layer names, attribute names, aggregation types, and attribute values.

  Example:

  Layer	Attribute	Aggregation type	Value
  Firms	Firms	Quantity	16
  Terminals and ATMs	24/7	Quantity	31
  Terminals and ATMs	Number of reviews	Sum	2

Export a widget in one of the following ways:

• In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Export to CSV.
• If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Export to CSV.

Deleting a widget

Delete a widget in one of the following ways:

• In the list of widgets, click icon for the widget and select Delete.
• If the widget is shown on the scene, click icon and select Delete.

What's next?

• Getting started.
• Get to know how to work with Data and Data visualization.
• Learn more about Layers, Dashboards, and Scenes.
• Learn about ready-made Analytics scenarios.