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Widget Kinds

The Kind field defines what a widget displays and which settings it needs. Four kinds are available.

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Info

Shows a single number or a short line of text from a report — for example, the number of doctors not visited in the last 30 days.

Fields:

  • Report — the report the value comes from.
  • Legend — the main text (title) of the widget.
  • Indicator description — an explanatory line under it.
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Table

Shows several rows of a report as a table — for example, the changes of the last seven days.

Fields:

  • Report — the report the rows come from.
  • Column 1–4 title — the column headers. Leave a title empty to hide the column.
  • Column 1–4 value — the report field shown in that column.
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Percent

Shows progress towards a target as a gauge — for example, cycle plan execution.

Fields:

  • Report — the report the figures come from.
  • Data source — the value the percentage is calculated from.
  • Legend and Indicator description — the text around the gauge.
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Power BI

Embeds one page of a Power BI report directly in the widget, with the data of the signed-in user.

Fields:

  • Report — only reports connected to Power BI appear in the list.
  • Report page — the page of that report to display. The list is loaded from Power BI, so the page cannot be typed by hand.
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⚠️ Important: Two widgets cannot use the same report page. The same report in several widgets is fine — and is the normal way to show different pages of one report — but the combination of report and page must be unique.

Variables and translations

In the Legend and Indicator description fields you can insert a value from the report instead of typing a fixed number. Click Insert variable and select the one you need — it appears in the text between hash marks, for example #value# or Calls done #taskcount_fact# from #taskcount_plan#.

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Click the translation icon next to a field to enter the text for every language used in your system.