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Split a dashboard into named tabs, move widgets between them, and share links that open on a specific tab. Tabs split a single dashboard into named views. Instead of one long page of widgets, or several near-copies of the same dashboard, you can give each audience or topic its own tab, say an overview for leadership and a pipeline deep dive for sales ops. Everyone who can open the dashboard can switch between its tabs. Adding, renaming, reordering, and deleting tabs requires editor access to the dashboard.

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Add a tab

  1. Open a dashboard you can edit. Click Dashboards in the sidebar and select the dashboard.
  2. Click + next to the tab bar. The first time you add a tab, the widgets already on the dashboard are collected into an Overview tab, and your new tab appears beside it. After that, each click adds one empty tab.
  3. Name the tab. Click the tab’s name and type over it. You can rename a tab at any time the same way.
The tab bar appears once a dashboard has two or more tabs. A dashboard with a single tab looks the same as it always did.

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Put widgets on tabs

New widgets are added to the tab you are currently viewing. To rearrange existing widgets, open a widget’s menu and choose:
  • Move to tab to place the widget on another tab.
  • Clone to tab to copy it, which is useful when two audiences want the same chart alongside different neighbors.

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Reorder or delete tabs

Drag a tab left or right to reorder it. To delete a tab, click the × on the tab and confirm. Deleting a tab removes the widgets on that tab from the dashboard draft, so move any widgets you want to keep first. A dashboard always keeps at least one tab, so the delete option is only available while more than one exists. The active tab is part of the page URL. Copy the URL while viewing a tab, and anyone who opens the link lands on that exact tab. They still need access to the dashboard to see it.

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Good to know

  • Existing dashboards are unchanged until the first time someone edits tabs on them.
  • Dashboard filters are shared across the whole dashboard. A filter you set applies on every tab, not only the tab where you set it.

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Next steps

Build Dashboards

Arrange widgets, add summaries, and prepare a dashboard for sharing.

Share Dashboards and Set Access Control

Control who can view or edit each dashboard.