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title: "v3.0.3 Dashboards"
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DataShed5 provides users with dashboards, which are collections of various data summaries that are shown together. Dashboards typically contain information rendered as charts, gauges, indicators, and other visual objects. The DataShed5 dashboards provide this visual information and allows the user to enter/edit various parameters, and then re-display the data according to the new parameter values.

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*QAQC Dashboard – Standards Tab*

The image above is an example image from the QAQC dashboard. The parameters along the top of the screen allow the user to select which assay batches will be included in the calculations. The parameters to the left side of the chart allow the user to choose which standard, assay method and element will be charted, and also allows a ‘zoom’ to a particular part of the chart if required.

When a standard control chart is plotted by library values, DataShed5 will first look for a specific expected value from the combination of standard, generic method and element and if that is not found it will search for an expected value for the standard and element where preferred = 0.

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The image above shows that it allows multiple standards to be displayed in the standards control chart. 


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*QAQC Dashboard – Repeats Tab*

The repeats tab provides a different chart, again there are multiple parameters that change the behaviour or display of the chart.

DataShed5 provides an Excel download option for the standards and repeats chart that will download the results data for the currently displayed chart.

DataShed5 allows a batch status filter to be applied to the standards and repeats chart data.


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*Drilling Dashboard*

The Drilling Dashboard shows drilling information in various charts and graphs, and also a consumable/chargeable item list shown at the bottom of the page. The parameters at the top of the page allow the user to select the hole, rig, shift, and date range to be charted.

After parameters are selected, click the ‘Apply’ button to draw the charts. The dashboard shows total costs and metres drilled per shift and the total cost per metre for each day over the selected period. The pie-chart at the bottom right shows the distribution of costs for the period.