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Revision as of 13:40, 12 January 2017
User Tabs
User tabs are collections of dataZoa displays that work as dashboards for different topics of interest. For example, you might want a tab that gives you highlights and trends around energy prices, and another covering foreign exchange.
Each User tab is actually a dZBoard, kept handy for quick reference.
You can build up a user tab and then drop the tab view but still keep it in your list of dZBoards.
Add a User Tab
| You can make a new empty tab using the "+" tab. | |
| You can make a new empty tab using the "+" tab. | + |
| In the dropZone, your can make a new tab by dragging a dataBlock onto the "+" tab. |
Modify a User Tab
| Modifying a User Tab: |  |
| In the dropZone, your can add any dataBlock to a User tab by dragging it there. |
