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en:dashboard:panels [2021/01/14 23:21] – [mSupply Region Map] Mark Prinsen:dashboard:panels [2021/01/15 04:27] – [Panels] Mark Prins
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   *[[http://docs.grafana.org/features/panels/dashlist/#dashboard-list-panel|Grafana Dash Lists]]\\    *[[http://docs.grafana.org/features/panels/dashlist/#dashboard-list-panel|Grafana Dash Lists]]\\ 
   *[[http://docs.grafana.org/features/panels/text/#text-panel|Grafana Text]]   *[[http://docs.grafana.org/features/panels/text/#text-panel|Grafana Text]]
-  * mSupply Region Map ( see below ) +  *[[panels:msupply-region-map]]mSupply Region Map]] 
-  * mSupply Table ( see below ) +  *[[panels:msupply-table|mSupply Table]] 
-  * mSupply World Map ( see below )+  *[[panels:msupply-world-map|mSupply World Map]]
  
 Clicking the title for a panel exposes a menu. Clicking the title for a panel exposes a menu.
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 There are a number of options available in the **Display** section: There are a number of options available in the **Display** section:
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 +{{:en:dashboard:region-map-display-properties.png?400|}}
  
   * **Centre** the latitude and longitude of the centre of the map   * **Centre** the latitude and longitude of the centre of the map
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   * **Mouse Wheel Zoom** toggles the ability to zoom the map using the mouse wheel   * **Mouse Wheel Zoom** toggles the ability to zoom the map using the mouse wheel
   * **Label template** specifies a custom format for the tooltip. Use ${name} for the name field, ${value} for the numerical value and ${unit} for the unit field ( if used )   * **Label template** specifies a custom format for the tooltip. Use ${name} for the name field, ${value} for the numerical value and ${unit} for the unit field ( if used )
-  * **Linked Variable**+  * **Linked Variable** Is where you can specify a linked filter - the variable with this name is updated when a region is clicked 
 +  * **Decimals** the number of decimals to truncate the display value to 
 +  * **geoJSON Field** specify the name of the field in your query which returns geoJSON data 
 +  * **Metric Field** specifies the name of the numerical value field 
 +  * **Location Name Field** specifies the name of the field containing a text value. Used in the tooltip / label as the name of the region
  
-{{:en:dashboard:region-map-display-properties.png?400|}}+==== mSupply Table ==== 
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 +This is a custom panel which will need to be installed on your server. Contact mSupply support if this panel is not available to you. 
 +The mSupply table is an extension of the bundled Table plugin, which adds  
 + * clickable actions to cells which update filter values 
 + * a button which allows exporting the data direct to excel (requires the msupply-dashboard-app plugin also ) 
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 +Be aware that it also removes the Filter functionality of the bundled table plugin. 
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 +{{:en:dashboard:msupply-table.gif?direct|}} 
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 +To use, select the msupply-table visualisation option: 
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 +{{:en:dashboard:msupply-table-visualisation.png?direct&200|}} 
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 +The new options available in the **Display** section are: 
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 +{{:en:dashboard:msupply-table-display-properties.png?direct&400|}} 
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 + * **Show export button** toggles display of the export button 
 + * **Export button title** which allows customising of the export button text 
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 +And the option to link a cell to a variable is per field, so it can be specified as an override to select this for a single column only: 
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 +{{:en:dashboard:msupply-table-linked-variable.png?direct&400|}} 
 +==== mSupply World Map ====
  
  
  
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  • by Mark Prins