All functionality of ArcGIS Dashboards Classic is supported in ArcGIS Dashboards, with the exception of the Follow Feature action. hoverText – Add text that appears when you hover over the values in a cell.ĪrcGIS Dashboards Classic has moved to mature support and will be retiring with the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online.textColor – Set the text color for the cell.When you use advanced formatting for the table element, you now have two new properties you can return in your expressions: Sorting the chart by ward (split by field) organizes the data points (each line) based on the ward number. This line chart is showing the number of repairs over the last 30 days, split by the ward. You can click the theme button to open the new Theme pane, and make changes to your dashboard’s colors and theme while still previewing your dashboard. All the configuration options for your elements are still there and in their same tabs, but you will now see a more unified and common feel between element and dashboard configuration, and the rest of ArcGIS.ĭashboard theme settings are now available directly from the toolbar. Last update, dashboard level configuration was updated, and with this update, you will see similar enhancements in the element configuration. The first thing you will notice when you next open ArcGIS Dashboards, is more updates to the authoring experience. We also have some important product announcements to share with you. With this update, we’ve added a new way of adding elements directly to your dashboard’s layout, intuitive action configuration, and other enhancements to make authoring dashboards even better. Last update, we introduced a new user interface, with the goal of making dashboard layouts easier to manage. Spring is here and so is the March 2022 update of ArcGIS Dashboards.

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