Dashboard tabs

Tabs allow you to organize widgets within a dashboard into distinct, named sections — making it easier to navigate complex dashboards and group related data without creating multiple separate dashboards.

Overview

When a dashboard grows to cover multiple topics or teams, scrolling through a long list of widgets becomes inefficient. Tabs let you divide a dashboard's content into clearly labelled sections. Each tab holds its own set of widgets, and viewers switch between them with a single click.

Tabs are created and managed in dashboard edit mode. Viewers see the tab navigation automatically.

Dashboard with two tabs visible in view mode

Adding a Tab

1

Open the dashboard in edit mode

Navigate to the dashboard you want to edit and click Edit in the top right corner of the page.

2

Add a new tab

Click + Add Tab on the right side of the tab bar. A new tab will appear in the tab row with a default name ready to be edited.

3

Name the tab

Type a name for the tab directly in the tab input field. Tab names can be up to 50 characters long. Press Enter or click away to confirm.

4

Add widgets to the tab

With the new tab selected, add widgets to it as you normally would. Widgets are always scoped to the tab that is active when they are created.

5

Save the dashboard

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Each dashboard supports a maximum of 8 tabs.

Renaming a Tab

Open the dashboard in edit mode, click directly on the tab name, and type the new name. The 50 character limit applies. Click Save dashboard to confirm.

Deleting a Tab

Deleting a tab removes all widgets contained within it. This action cannot be undone. Make sure you no longer need the widgets on that tab before proceeding.

Open the dashboard in edit mode and hover over the tab you want to delete. Click the trash icon that appears to the right of the tab name, then click Save dashboard to persist the deletion. To undo before saving, click Discard changes — a confirmation modal will appear before any unsaved changes are lost.

In view mode, the tab bar is displayed below the dashboard title and description. Click any tab name to switch to that tab's content. The active tab is indicated by an underline.

Tabs are always visible to anyone with access to the dashboard — no additional configuration is required.

Limits and Constraints

Constraint
Limit

Maximum tabs per dashboard

8

Maximum widgets per tab

20

Maximum tab name length

50 characters

Widget limits apply per tab, not per dashboard. A dashboard with 4 tabs can hold up to 80 widgets in total.

Troubleshooting & FAQs

Q: The "+ Add Tab" button is not visible. Why? A: The button is hidden when the dashboard is not in edit mode.

Q: I see a "Tab name cannot exceed 50 characters" message. What should I do? A: Shorten the tab name to 50 characters or fewer. The name will not save until it meets the character limit.

Q: I accidentally deleted a tab. Can I recover it? A: If you have not yet clicked Save dashboard, click Discard changes to revert all unsaved edits. If the dashboard was already saved, the tab and its widgets cannot be recovered.

Q: Can I reorder tabs? A: Yes, tabs can be reordered in the edit mode. Hover your mouse on them and the reorder icon will appear on the left of the tab name. Click on it and drag the tab to the position you want it to be.

Q: Do tabs affect how a dashboard is shared? A: No. When you share a dashboard, all tabs are visible to the recipient. It is not possible to share individual tabs independently.

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