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title: "Create a Widget Grid"
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# Create a Widget Grid

The **Dashboard Layout** allows users to organize widgets within rows and cells, providing a fully customizable structure for data visualization and analysis. The following actions can be performed directly within the layout editor:

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### **1. Adding a Row**

To create a new section in your dashboard:

- Click the **“+ Add row”** button located at the bottom of the layout.
- A new empty row will be added, ready for widget insertion. This helps you structure your dashboard into logical groups of visualizations.

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### **2. Adding a Widget**

Within any cell, click the **“+”** icon to **add a new widget**. This opens the widget creation panel, where you can:

- Select the widget type (e.g., chart, table, KPI, etc.)
- Configure its data source and appearance.

Each widget is placed inside a **cell**, which can be resized or split to adjust the layout.

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### **3. Splitting a Cell in Two**

To divide a cell into two equal parts:

- Use the **split icon** (two rectangles side by side). This is useful for displaying multiple widgets within the same row.

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### **4. Extending a Cell**

You can adjust the size of a cell by extending it:

- **Extend to the left:** Click the **left arrow** icon to merge the cell with the one on its left.
- **Extend to the right:** Click the **right arrow** icon to merge the cell with the one on its right.

This gives you flexibility to resize and align your widgets according to your layout needs.

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### **5. Deleting a Cell**

If you need to remove a widget and its container:

- Click the **red trash can icon** to **delete the cell**. Use this option with care, as it will remove both the cell and its content.

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### **6. Inserting a Cloned Widget**

To reuse a widget configuration:

- Click the **clone icon** (two overlapping squares) to **insert a cloned widget**. This creates a copy of the original widget, keeping its settings and data configuration. It’s particularly useful for creating similar visualizations with slight variations.

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### **7. Example Layout**

In the example shown above:

- Multiple widgets such as trend charts and heatmaps are arranged in separate cells.
- Each row can be customized by adding, resizing, cloning, or deleting widgets. This modular design enables users to build complex, data-rich dashboards efficiently.