The dashboard

The dashboard is built from what SheetPilot understood about your sheet. Every section responds to the filters.

The dashboard
The dashboard

Filter and compare#

  • Use the dropdowns under the style picker to filter by any group column, such as priority or agent.
  • Click a bar in the comparison chart, or a name in the heatmap or findings, to filter the whole page. Click it again to clear it.
  • Above the chart, change average / total / highest / lowest, the measure, the grouping and which direction is good. The best group turns green and the worst red, when a direction applies.
The comparison chart
The comparison chart

The sections#

Section What it shows
Key numbers Row count and the main numbers. Yes/no columns show how many are true.
Key findings Plain-language observations. See How SheetPilot reads your sheet.
Comparison chart The main number by group. Click a bar to filter.
Trend over time Grouped by day, month or year depending on the span.
Criteria heatmap Scored columns by group, green for high and red for low.
Distribution How the main number is spread.
Highest or lowest rows The rows that need attention, based on the direction that is good.
How the sheet works The understood structure, formulas and data checks.
The trend section
The trend section

Style it: template, font and colour#

Click the palette icon in the top bar. The panel has three parts, and every change applies straight away:

The style panel
The style panel
  • Template: fourteen looks that differ in more than colour. They change the typography, the outlines (solid, dotted, dashed or double), shadows, spacing and the shape of the charts. The professional ones come first and have no background patterns.
  • Font: keep the template's own, or switch to Sans, Serif, Mono, Rounded, Humanist or Slab.
  • Accent colour: keep the template's, or pick one of eight colours.

Professional templates#

Template Look Suits
Executive Clean white cards, soft shadows, green accent. The default Any team
Graphite Neutral greys and fine lines Formal reports; prints well
Slate A calm dark mode, with no glow or gradients Screens, dim rooms, dashboards on a wall
Analyst Compact, navy, uppercase labels Finance, operations, BI
Sheet Green and white with fine grid lines, like a spreadsheet Spreadsheet fans
Boardroom Navy, serif headings, accent rules Finance, consulting
Minimal Hairlines, light uppercase type, lots of white Design, architecture, luxury
The Graphite template
The Graphite template
The Slate template
The Slate template
The Analyst template
The Analyst template

Expressive templates#

Template Look Suits
Editorial Serif type, double rules, small caps Media, research, legal
Midnight Dark with a soft glow and gradient bars Tech, SaaS, product
Soft Frosted cards, big radii, pastel gradients Wellness, beauty, healthcare
Blueprint Dashed outlines, mono type, graph paper Engineering, construction, IT
Notebook Dotted outlines, ruled paper, handwritten headings Education, small teams
Playful Thick outlines, hard shadows, big bars Retail, startups, marketing
Terminal Green on black, mono, dashed Developers, security, ops
The Blueprint template
The Blueprint template
The Notebook template
The Notebook template

The choice is saved per sheet, new sheets start with the last one you used, and your exports and share links keep it. Reset in the panel returns to the default look.

Next: Export and share.

Still stuck? Check the FAQ, or ask on GitHub.