OK, panel, Rose, that's about grouping your visualizations into rows, so up here, there's an option
at panel, so click that there's a square there.
Add New Row.
OK, so it's put all those contents into a row called row title.
We can change some of that if we like.
OK, cool row one update.
And then we got row one.
We can add another.
So add panel.
Add a row once again to default row title or change that to being row to update.
We can move one of the visualizations into the other row, so I'll move that into row to go just underneath
announcing row two and I can toggle it on and off.
Like so symbols row one.
We can take a visualization out of a row, so I'll just lift out above and now it's out.
So Row 2's now empty.
OK, excellent.
So I'll put that back into row two.
So wrote to like, so what's going to change the to mention stair?
I can have multiple visualizations inside a row, so right to now has multiple visualizations.
I'll put that back down there into row one.
I can delete row one.
And if I do that, that visualization will either go into the row above it or into no row depends if
there's one there or not.
So row one of delete that I can delete the row and its contents.
I'm just going to delete just a row only now that is part of row to, I guess it's part of row two.
If I deleted row two, I can delete the row only or everything.
I'm going to delete the only.
Now those are not in any row.
And of course, I can set that back to the way it was originally by going into data sources and reimposing
the default dashboard.
That's good enough.
OK, and one more thing about panel rows or just at a panel again at a new row.
So everything is now back into a row, just called row title.
There's another option here called repeat for repeat four is about creating dynamic panels, using template
variables that's quite advanced.
Section will come onto that later.
Excellent.