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Dashy Generated Dashboard 1

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GGordonSmith
Last edited Dec 20, 2017
Created on Dec 20, 2017

This dashboard presents a multi-panel view of people and account data, combining a US state choropleth, a gender bubble chart, a customer table, and an account summary line chart. It uses the HPCC-js composite, marshaller, and map libraries, with a RoxieRequest and WUResult fetching data from a remote ECL server. Linked selections filter results across panels, while a resizable layout arranges the widgets.

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