Step 2: Add rows
Step 2: Add rows
Dashboards contain rows. Each row can contain up to three panels. Each panel typically contains a single search and displays a visualization of that search. However, you can group two or more panel visualizations into a single column within a row.
This step shows how to add rows and also how to add rows that contain panel groups. "Step 3: Add Panels" shows how to add panels to the rows.
Add rows to a dashboard
Add two rows to a dashboard using the <row> tag. Rows can accommodate up to three panels.
<dashboard>
<label>My dashboard</label>
<row>
. . .
<!-- Up to three panels -->
. . .
</row>
<row>
. . .
<!-- Up to three panels -->
. . .
</row>
</dashboard>
Create a panel group for a row
Group panels together within a row by adding a grouping attribute to the <row> tag. The following example groups two panels into a single column:
<dashboard>
<label>My dashboard</label>
<row grouping="2">
. . .
<!--The two panels to be grouped-->
. . .
</row>
</dashboard>
You can group panels into columns on the left or right sides within a single row. The following example creates a single row of panels, separated into two columns, with 3 panels grouped in the left column and 2 panels grouped in the right column:
<dashboard>
<label>My dashboard</label>
<row grouping="3,2">
. . .
<!-- The five panels to be grouped into two columns-->
. . .
</row>
</dashboard>
- Note: Panel groups affect the Splunk Dashboard Editor. The Dashboard Editor cannot add or edit panels for a dashboard containing grouped panels. All additional edits must be done in the underlying XML code.
This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk: 4.3 View the Article History for its revisions.