Multi Report Layout

Key Aspects of Multiple Report Layouts

1. Predefined Layouts:

   • Templates: The reporting tool provides several standard templates that users can choose from, such as tabular reports, charts, dashboards, and summaries.

   • Visualization Options: Different ways to visualize data, such as bar charts, line charts, pie charts, heat maps, and more, can be part of these templates.

2. Customizable Layouts:

   • Drag-and-Drop Interface: Users can create custom layouts by dragging and dropping various report elements (charts, tables, images, etc.) into the report canvas.

   • Widgets: Inclusion of various widgets like KPI indicators, filters, and interactive elements that can be arranged as needed.

3. Grid Layouts:

   • Multi-Section Reports: Reports can be divided into multiple sections or grids, each displaying different data sets or visualizations. For example, a dashboard might have separate grids for sales data, customer demographics, and product performance.

4. Responsive Design:

   • Device Compatibility: The layouts adapt to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring reports are viewable on desktops, tablets, and smartphones without losing their structure and readability.

5. Interactive Features:

   • Drill-Down: Users can click on elements within the report to drill down into more detailed data.

6. Custom Report Sections:

   • Headers and Footers: Customizable headers and footers for adding titles, logos, dates, and other relevant information.

   • Text Blocks: Sections where users can add explanatory text, annotations, or notes to accompany the data.