Hi, I'm afraid you cannot. Modern Dashboard Widgets offer a minimum of the features from Classic Dashboards. I just tried the same and came to the following conclusion:
Good: - Nice seemless refresh - Fancy Squares, that show single states in real time (KPI)
Bad: - No usable graphical query designer, everything is based on SWQL - No plain SQL and SWQL is by far not as powerful - Only PerfStack Charts, that are not really much customizable in display (units, charttype, ...)
You could try to create Table Widgets based on SWQL Statements from your classic tables, but charting is limited to PerfStack.
Hi, I'm afraid you cannot. Modern Dashboard Widgets offer a minimum of the features from Classic Dashboards. I just tried the same and came to the following conclusion:
Good: - Nice seemless refresh - Fancy Squares, that show single states in real time (KPI)
Bad: - No usable graphical query designer, everything is based on SWQL - No plain SQL and SWQL is by far not as powerful - Only PerfStack Charts, that are not really much customizable in display (units, charttype, ...)
You could try to create Table Widgets based on SWQL Statements from your classic tables, but charting is limited to PerfStack.
