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The procedure applies to other scenarios where users would like to configure widgets to show the breakdown of data in a column. To create
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Create the stacking column
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- Go to Widgets and find the widget to be modified.
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- Click on the ellipsis
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- ... button and select
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- Clone.
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- On the Clone Widget window, give the widget a new name, review the roles, and add a description for the widget. When done, click Confirm.
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- Next, go back to Widgets, find the cloned widget, and open it.
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- When the Widget Builder window appears, click the data source icon, then click the ellipsis ... button and select Edit.
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- Add another dimension for status.
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- Click the plus sign.
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- Select Status for Fields and rename the Alias to Status
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- . Click Add.
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- Scroll down to the Order By section
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- , click the plus sign, and select Technician and Status to arrange by Technician and Status.
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- Clicking the arrows will arrange the data in a descending or ascending order.
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- Click Save. You will see a prompt that warns about the widget already in use. Click the Save and Continue button on the prompt.
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- Lastly, go to Config
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- . Select Status for Dimension Group and StackingColumn for Type.
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- Click Apply. Your widget now has stacking columns.
Watch the video tutorial
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