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Depois de aprender a consultar e criar gráficos de dados, muitos usuários querem dar o próximo passo e aprender a salvar os resultados de uma consulta como um Visualização ou um painel. Isso permite que eles organizem e apresentem informações de maneira lógica e coesa. Esta página descreve a documentação sobre painéis e Looks.
Criar e editar looks
Salvar e editar Looks: salve os resultados da consulta como um Look para conferir mais tarde ou adicione aos painéis.
Como criar e editar painéis definidos pelo usuário
As páginas a seguir ajudam você a criar painéis na interface do Looker:
Parâmetros de elementos do painel: confira uma lista de tipos de elementos de dashboard do LookML com links para páginas que descrevem os parâmetros de cada tipo de elemento.
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