Removing Dataset from RubiSight

Removing Dataset from RubiSight

You can remove the dataset from your existing dashboard.

Note:

  • Dashboards must include at least one dataset. If your dashboard contains only one dataset, it cannot be removed.

To remove the dataset, follow the steps given below.

  1. Open the dashboard in edit mode. Refer to Editing a Dashboard.
  2. In the DATA pane, click the ellipsis corresponding to the dataset you want to remove, and then click Remove dataset.

  3. A window pops up. Click on "Remove" to remove the dataset. Click on 'Cancel' to cancel the action.



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