# Data Analytics

The data analytic section let you build a full custom reporting dashboard based on one or multiple surveys. Using the data analytic dashboard you can group surveys into one single report and even analyze similar questions results into single stacked charts. The dashboard design, look and feel can be fully customized to meet your organization style guidelines. 

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1. Organize your dashboard in one or multiple pages, each of the page can be customized using any of the available [report items](/form-management/reports/report-builder/report-items.md).
2. Link one or multiple surveys, once you have linked a survey you can use any of its questions within the dashboard.
3. Format your dashboard using static layouts or free based layouts where you can place any items where you want them to be.
4. Assign any custom style or theme to your dashboard to make it shine.

## ➕ Creating a new dashboard

To create a folder click on the N**ew dashboard** button in the Analytics section.

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## 🔅 Dashboard properties

* **`Report name`** Display name of the report.
* **`Default`**&#x77;ill replace the default built in report provided by ngSurvey for this survey.
* **`Page layout`** defines how the report should be rendered. Auto will automatically layout the report items as a flow layout. Any other layout will allow you to place your report items freely on the design surface giving your full control on the look and feel of your report.
* **`Share report`** with anonymous users through a web link.
* **`Result filtering`** grant the shared report the ability to create and filter out results dynamically.
* **`Access password`** sets a password for the shared web link.


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