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Alignment Tool In The Dashboard Widget

Hi FlexSimmers,

If we have an alignment tool in the dashboard tool like in the process flow. It will be easy for the modelers to arrange or align the graphs/charts in the dashboard view.

Currently, it is not easy to align different dashboard charts in a single line.

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You can see in the below pic we don't have an align tool in the dashboard.

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Regards,

Arun KR


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Sri_vikas K avatar image Sri_vikas K commented ·

Different graphs has different numeric values.

like in case of bar graphs the graph may exceed limits of the other graph in the alignment. In addition, in process flow we combine the different commands(icons like source, delay times, etc.,) for that we need alignment. But in case of dashboards the case is different we do not combine. Just my opinion.

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Hi @Sri_vikas K , Combining is not the issue here. And graphs can have different limits; still, you can put them in a single line without a problem. Some exceptions may be there if the boundaries of the values are significant. This is useful when you design a report window or a dashboard GUI. At that time, instead of approximately putting the graphs or static text or buttons in a single line we can do it perfectly. That adds a lot to the aesthetics. In a PowerPoint, you can see this alignment mechanism.


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Regards,

Arun KR

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Is it possible to add an attribute to the dashboard GUI as a workaround for the current use?

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