When creating, or editing a widget, any changes will instantly affect the preview of the widget.

When selecting widget to create, available options for the widget will load. Some of the below settings are widget specific and will not be shown for other widgets.

Settings

• Stat.defintion – Uses data from the selected Statistics Definition
• Sort by – Define default sort order
• Type – Widget type, described in Widget types
• Description – Description shown for widget when on dashboard
• Font size – Select preferred font size for your header
• Documentation - Longer description that will show in a popup window when the information icon is clicked on the widget
• Values – The value shown in the widget.
  • This is regular SQL syntax for functions and data columns such as count(), sum(integer1), avg(integer2), key1, string1, round(double4, 2)*
  • The actual column names to use for your data can be seen in the Statistics definition (e.g. integer1 is labeled Messages processed)
• Filter – The filter used to narrow the data in the aggregated value. Same syntax as a regular SQL where-clause.
• Polling count without changes before warning – When this threshold value is passed, then a red frame will show around the widget to indicate that data shown in widget is older than threshold * dashboard update frequency interval.
• X-axis (Bar & Line Chart only) – key field to use for chart x axis. Possible to limit the unique values using Show first/last n labels.
• Yaxis (Bar & Line Chart only)* –* columns to include for each label. Possible to add more columns, select how to handle data, select colors and name each series.
• Min. display value – Minimum value to show widget. If widget value isn’t equal to or greater than this value, the widget will be hidden on the dashboard until the minimum value threshold is reached.
• Max. display value Maximum value to show widget. If widget value isn’t equal to or less than this value, the widget will be hidden on the dashboard until the maximum value threshold is reached.
• Conditional formatting
  • **Range from ****– start value for the range (value greater than or equal)
  • Range to end value for the range (value less than)
  • Color – color of widget when value in range
  • Icon – icon of widget when value in range