TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Description
- Variants
- Adv. Arguments
- Support Modules
- Supports Chart Types
- Create a Dashboard showing users in a Specified Workflow Process
- Further Support
Description
The Process Totals widget shows a real-time count of Apps, Users, Devices etc in each of the Processes. The Sub-Process variant will include the counts of items in the sub-process that makes up the main process on the bar of the Process.
Variants
- Processes
- Shows the total in each Process
- Excludes empty Process / Sub-Processes
- Processes /w Empty
- Shows the total in each Process
- Includes empty Processes
- Processes & Sub-Processes
- Adds Sub-Processes inside of the bar for the Process
- Excludes empty Process / Sub-Processes
- Do not use Pie / Doughnut Charts
- Processes & Sub-Processes /w Empty
- Adds Sub-Processes inside of the bar for the Process
- Includes empty Process / Sub-Processes
- Do not use Pie / Doughnut Charts
Adv. Arguments
None
Support Modules
Applications, UserMigrations, Devices, Mailboxes, BespokeModule, DeploymentUnits, Defects, Tasks
Supports Chart Types
Clustered Bar, Pie & Doughnut Charts
Create a Dashboard showing users in a Specified Workflow Process
Step 1 – Create Custom Dashboard
- Click Dashboard (1) -> Dashboard Designer (2).
- Click Menu (1) -> New Dashboard (2).
- Click New Dashboard to confirm.
Step 2 – Setting up the Panel
- Click on Panel Options (1).
- Enter the name of the Panel (2)
- Select the Chart Options (1).
- Using the dropdown menu (2), select the Module you wish to create the dashboard against.
- Select and drag the chart you required onto the panel. In this case, the User Migration Process total (3).
- Using the Variant dropdown, select what’s required (4).
- Using the Chart Type dropdown menu, select the type required (5).
- Click on Custom Data Source (6).
- Select the Chart Data Source (1)
- Click Select Processes (2).
- Click Add Process to add in the required processes (3).
- Click Menu-> Save Dashboard.
- Enter the name & description of the Dashboard.
- Enable My Default to have this as your default dashboard.
- Enable Public to All to allow others to be able to view the dashboard.
- Click Save New.
Step 3 – View the Dashboard
- Click Dashboard (1) -> My Dashboards (2) -> New Dashboard name (3) to view the new Dashboard.
- The new dashboard will be displayed.
Further Support
If you require further support, please visit ManagementStudio's Service Desk to search the knowledge base or create a new support ticket.
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