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5.  Select the Parameters icon on the upper-right corner of the Dashboard. The
                       Dashboard Parameters window opens.
                   6.  Type 2021-01 in the Value field for the Current_Period_Code line.
                   7.  Select the Submit button.
                   8.  Select the Treemap button. The Treemap item displays on the Dashboard.
                   9.  Click and drag the Expected_Revenue field to the Value field in the DATA
                       ITEMS pane. Note: If you see a red exclamation point in the upper left corner of
                       a dashboard item after adding fields to the DATA ITEMS pane, select the
                       Reload Data button.
                   10. Click and drag the Project_Charge_Type field to the Argument field in the
                       DATA ITEMS pane.

               Part 2: Modify the treemap
                   1.  Select Treemap Tools > Design.
                   2.  Select the Edit Names button. The Edit Names window opens.
                   3.  Type Treemap Expected Revenue in the Dashboard item name field.
                   4.  Select the OK button.
                   5.  Select Design > Labels > Argument and Value.
                   6.  Click and drag the Project_Long_Name field to the Argument field in the DATA
                       ITEMS pane.
                   7.  Select the down arrow for the Project_Charge_Type field.
                   8.  Select Group Tiles.
                   9.  Click and drag the PTD_Effort field to the Value field in the DATA ITEMS pane.
                   10. Select the Values icon in the upper right corner of the Dashboard.
                   11. Select PTD_Effort. The Dashboard now displays the data for PTD_Effort instead
                       of Expected_Revenue.
                   12. Select the Values icon in the upper right corner of the Dashboard.
                   13. Select Expected_Revenue.
                   14. Select the Striped button.


               Tab Container

               The Tab container dashboard item allows you to split the dashboard layout into several
               pages. Common filter controls for large elements in a dashboard can be located on a
               separate tab page.


















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