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Click any widget to open its settings.

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Data

For a Data Query widget:
  • Data source — the connected source the widget reads from. Only sources linked to this client are available.
  • Metric — what the widget measures.
  • Dimension — an optional breakdown (for example, by campaign or by day).
Metrics and dimensions shown in red have been retired by the provider. They stay selectable so existing widgets keep working, but the provider may return no data for them. Prefer a current equivalent when you’re building something new.

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Date range

Each widget inherits the project-level date range by default. Override it per widget when you need a different period — for example a year-over-year comparison tile.

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Chart type

Switch the visualization (KPI, line, bar, table, and so on) without losing your data configuration.

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Appearance

Set the title and per-type display options such as colors and formatting.

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Metric settings

Under Display, each metric on the widget gets its own row in Metric Settings. Expand a metric to override:
  • Name — a custom label that replaces the metric’s default name.
  • Format — how the value renders: numeric, decimal, percentage, currency, or time.
  • Comparison Indicator — whether a rise in this metric is good or bad.
Higher is better is the default: a rise shows green, a fall red. Switch to Lower is better for cost-style metrics — cost, CPC, bounce rate — so a falling figure reads as a win. Only the colour changes; the arrow and the sign always follow the actual movement.
The comparison indicator applies to scorecards and to the KPI figures shown on chart widgets, so a dashboard of cost tiles reads correctly at a glance.

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Comparison display

When a comparison period is active, choose what each row or data point shows:
  • Previous Value — the raw figure from the previous period. This is the default.
  • Percentage Change — the change against the previous period.
  • Both — the previous value and the percentage change side by side.
Available on tables and on line, area, and bar charts. Pie, funnel, map, and scorecard widgets don’t render side-by-side comparisons, so the setting is hidden for them.

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Table options

  • Show Search — a search box above the table, letting viewers filter rows. Enabled by default.
Connected data widgets refetch in the background after a save, so the latest data appears without a manual refresh.