> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tablixhq.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> The home file-management screen, and building multi-chart dashboards on a sheet.

"Dashboard" refers to two related things in Tablix: your **home screen** for managing spreadsheet files, and **multi-chart dashboards** you can build on a sheet.

## The Home Dashboard

This is the screen you land on after signing in. It contains:

* **Create new** — start a blank spreadsheet
* **Import files** — bring in a `.xlsx`, `.csv`, `.json`, `.xls`, or `.sheet` file
* **Use Template** — open the [template gallery](/getting-started#templates)
* **Recent Spreadsheets** — files synced from your connected Google Drive
  * Toggle between **grid (card)** and **list** view (your preference is remembered)
  * **Search** files by name
  * Use the "⋮" menu to **move a file to Trash**
* **Trash** — a separate page listing removed files, which can be restored
* **Settings** and **Integrations** links in the left sidebar
* Your account profile (avatar/email) with a **Logout** option

<Note>
  If Google Drive isn't connected, you'll see a prompt to connect it before your recent files can sync.
</Note>

## Building a Multi-Chart Dashboard on a Sheet

Rather than a separate "dashboard" screen inside a workbook, Tablix lets you assemble multiple charts on a single sheet — either manually (adding several charts side by side via the [Chart editor](/charts)) or by asking the AI Assistant for one.

<Tip>
  Try: *"Create a sales dashboard"* or *"Build a dashboard for this data"*
</Tip>

When your prompt mentions a **dashboard**, Tablix:

<Steps>
  <Step title="Looks at your data">
    Reads your sheet's columns and a few sample rows to understand what's available to chart.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Comes up with a few chart ideas">
    Picks **4 different, varied charts** that make sense for your data — if you named a topic (e.g. "profit dashboard"), every chart stays focused on that topic instead of being generic.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Builds them one by one">
    Each chart is generated and placed on your sheet in sequence, tiling neatly next to each other with a consistent color palette.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Confirms when done">
    You get a short summary message once all the charts are in place, instead of a message per chart.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Tip>
  Want just one chart instead? See [Charts → Creating a Chart with AI](/charts#creating-a-chart-with-ai) for single-chart prompt examples.
</Tip>