In the new UX is there capability to present data from multiple models from the same workspace in one board?
We can present data from multiple models from the same/different workspace in one App, App can have multiple pages and each page can be connected to 1 model only.
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Just to clarify, a App can have multiple pages containing data from different models (from any workspace), but currently a page can only contain data from a single model.
The page parameters for Workspace and Model are set once.
Any page elements (cards, charts, grids etc.) must come from that model
David
Thanks for the important nuance. Its not the same screen, but co-locating data from separate models in side-by-side pages is a step up.
Hi @DavidSmith
On that note, wanted to quickly check with you if the source model can be changed to an existing App?
For eg. I have two models - 'Sales Incentive Planning' app (V1 and V2) in the classic UX. There is another App 'SIP Duplicate' in the new UX with links to V1 module views.
I want to make a copy of 'SIP Duplicate' and then change the source model from 'V1' to 'V2'.
Wanted your views on this please. If yes, then how can this be done?
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