Step 3: The Dashboard appears full screen. There are several options for editing and adjusting the dashboard. Option: Changing the title of the dashboard. Step1: click on the title and it will turn yellow. Edit the text in the yellow region and click “save.” Option: Editing a widget in the dashboard. Click the to remove a widget from the dashboard and click the icon to edit “x” “pencil” the widget. Editing the widget allows you to adjust its appearance on the dashboard (pie chart vs. bar graph vs. line graph, etc.) The pencil icon will also let you change the name of the widget. Option: Adding a widget to the dashboard Step 1: go to the main page of the Google Analytics account you are working in and click on Reports.” Then pick a report that you want to “Standard view. Step 2: For example clicking on vs Returning” brings up that report. Click to “New “Add Dashboard” and follow the prompts. This will put the widget on the dashboard. (There is a limit of 12 widgets per dashboard) Step 3: Click on under Stuff” and select the Dashboard that “Dashboard,” “My you sent the widget to. Then the widget will appear.
Step 3: The Dashboard appears full screen. There are several options for editing and adjusting the dashboard. Option: Changing the title of the dashboard. Step1: click on the title and it will turn yellow. Edit the text in the yellow region and click “save.” Option: Editing a widget in the dashboard. Click the “x” to remove a widget from the dashboard and click the “pencil” icon to edit the widget. Editing the widget allows you to adjust its appearance on the dashboard (pie chart vs. bar graph vs. line graph, etc.) The pencil icon will also let you change the name of the widget. Option: Adding a widget to the dashboard Step 1: go to the main page of the Google Analytics account you are working in and click on “Standard Reports.” Then pick a report that you want to view. Step 2: For example clicking on “New vs Returning” brings up that report. Click “Add to Dashboard” and follow the prompts. This will put the widget on the dashboard. (There is a limit of 12 widgets per dashboard) Step 3: Click on “Dashboard,” under “My Stuff” and select the Dashboard that you sent the widget to. Then the widget will appear.
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