3.07-01 Grids of data
Grids are best for presenting data when it's useful to see large sets of specific values and understand their meaning e.g. sales figures against products and time. Grids shouldn't be used for visualising high-level trends or comparisons between sets of data
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- Preface
- PLANS
- Planual Conventions
- Zen of Anaplan
- Chapter 1 - Central Library
- Time
- Versions
- Users and Roles
- Contents
- Lists
- Subsets
- Line Item Subsets
- Emojis
- Chapter 2 - Engine
- Modules
- Formulas
- Line Items
- Saved Views
- Chapter 3 - UX Principles
- Hierarchy of Information
- Smart Grouping
- Reduce Visual Load
- Progressive Disclosure
- Use Consistency and Standards
- Provide Help and Guidance
- Use The Correct Data Type
- Give Users Visibility Into Status
- Match With Real World Scenarios
- Check In With End Uses Frequently
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- Chapter 6 - Application Lifecycle Management
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- Chapter 7 - Extensions
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