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Personal Graph Groups

How to organize your Dashboard and create Personal Groups

Oliver Zdravkovski avatar
Written by Oliver Zdravkovski
Updated over a week ago

In this Help Doc


Creating Personal Graph Groups

  1. Click Settings

  2. Click Personal Graph Groups

  3. Click New Graph Group

  4. Enter a name for the new Graph Group

  5. Click Add Graphs

  6. You can choose between Graphs and Graph Groups

  7. In this example, we will add individual graphs.

  8. Click Add Graphs

  9. Click Create Graph Group


Organizing your Dashboard or Personal Graph Groups

Personal Graph Groups allows you to sort the order of your Dashboard stats.

Here's how:

  1. Go to Settings

  2. Choose Personal Graph Groups

  3. Find the Dashboard and click on Edit Graph Group

To reorder the graphs, use the "Hamburger" — those 3 horizontal lines and simply drag (as shown above).

You can order graphs alphabetically from A to Z or reverse-alphabet Z to A.

With Personal Graph Groups you can also:

  1. Set the size of the graph (such as small, medium, large or wide) 

  2. Change the frequency (such as weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc)

We're sure glad we got that feature sorted 😆 and hope you are too!


P.S. You can also create other Personal Graph Groups. For example, you might keep personal statistics that only you can see. To do this create a new Personal Graph Group, let's call it "Private Group" and add all of your private stats. Now you'll be able to easily find these via the Quick Search Bar by searching for "Private".


Sharing Personal Graph Groups

  1. Click Settings

  2. Click Personal Graph Groups

  3. Click on Edit Graph Group

  4. Select the user to share this group with

    (Note: You can only share personal graphs. The graphs on your Dashboard can't be shared.)

  5. Click on Update Graph Group


Remove Graphs from your Dashboard

  1. Click Settings

  2. Click Personal Graph Groups

  3. Find the Dashboard Graph Group and click on Edit Graph Group

  4. Click X on the desired graph

  5. Update Graph Group.

  6. Check your Dashboard. If the graph is still there, refresh your web page.


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