Using the Tasks Dashboard View

Office's Task Dashboard view is highly customizable and allows the most critical data associated with SmartTasks to be viewed and monitored at a glance. Below is the standard dashboard layout with key features highlighted. All data associated with tasks--status, due date, time entries, etc. can be visualized in this dashboard.

a.	Dashboard Layout Toggle: Layouts are a way of organizing and grouping dashboard panels based on topic or business need. Use these arrows to toggle between these "pages" of the dashboard.
b.	Dashboard Edit: Click this edit icon to change which dashboard panels are displayed, add new panels, edit panels, change how data about projects is visually communicated, and add new dashboard layouts.
c.	Dashboard Panel Title: This text details what can be found in each panel of the dashboard. Text can be edited via the Dashboard Edit dialogue.
d.	Task Counter: This number indicates the number of SmartTasks listed in this panel. In this example, there are 200 SmartTasks that meet this filter criteria.
e.	Visualization Toggle: Click on this icon to change the format in which the data in this panel is displayed. In this example, the display would shift from a list to a chart.
f.	Time Range Filter: This part of the dashboard panel indicates the time range for the data that is being displayed. In this example the panel is showing tasks due in the next five days. Click on this number to modify it without need to enter the dashboard edit dialogue.
g.	Dashboard Panel Maximizer: Toggle this arrow icon to maximize a dashboard panel, increasing its size to fill the dashboard area. Click again to return it to its original size.
h.	More Data Available: The (...more) link appears when there is more data available than can be displayed within the current panel size. Clicking on this link expands the panel.
i.	Panel Columns: In panels with data displayed in a list format users can drag and drop columns to change their display order, click on the column headers to modify sort order, and pull the edges of column headers to increase/decrease column width.