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The footer bar below the canvas gives you access to tools shared across a dashboard: Paretos and Stylesheets.
Paretos
Section titled “Paretos”A mini designer for creating and managing Pareto definitions, used by Pareto controls. A definition determines how hierarchical Pareto data is generated and visualized, from:
| Setting | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Dataclip | Yes | The datasource for the Pareto definition. |
| Description | Yes | The descriptive label for the topmost layer. |
| Calculation type | Yes | How values are calculated within each layer: Count (occurrences per group) or Sum (aggregated values of the action header per group). |
| Action header | Yes | The header the calculation type is applied to. |
| Layer tree | Yes | The hierarchical drilldown structure, built from dataclip headers. |
Build the layer tree by dragging headers from the selected dataclip into a tree structure, defining parent-child relationships between layers: for example Country → Customer → Product lets users drill down from country to customer to product. Use Count for categorical analysis (orders per customer, tickets per category) and Sum for numerical aggregation (revenue per customer, hours per department), and keep the tree reasonably shallow to keep both performance and readability in check.
Stylesheets
Section titled “Stylesheets”Create stylesheets that set fields in a default (company) styling format, so you can apply consistent styling quickly across dashboards and forms.