Show tabular data in an organized grid
The table tile provides a numerical representation of your data in an organized grid. Table tiles are specifically designed to harmonize well with the rest of the dashboard and display tabular data in a very clean way.
To create a table tile, click the Actions button on the upper right of the Dashboard and choose Add New > Tile.
You can also clone or repurpose an existing tile by clicking the 
Ellipsis on the existing tile and choosing Edit or Clone.
After selecting Create New Tile or Edit for an existing tile, populate a Tile Name and then use the drop-down selections to choose what data will be pulled into the tile. As shown in the example below, to get a headcount by department tile, we've selected "Cumulative Headcount" (which pulls the headcount number from the staffing model) for a trailing 6-month time period range(see: Ranges). The Preview area will update as you make selections to show what the tile will look like when finished.
Periodicity allows you to select Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly or Total.
The Range provides the user the ability to select varying lengths of time. It determines in what month(s) your capture will land in. For example, if you have an offset of -4, this means that you will look 4 months back. Say you have a starting date of September with an offset of -4, you would be looking (back) at data from May 1 forward.
Group By can be set by "Department" or "Account".
Display allows show or hide the Subtotal.
Show Actuals Until option Determine if all actuals that have been imported should be displayed or just actuals up until the Close Month. Choose Close Month to display actuals only up until the close month or Max to display all actuals available in your account.
Learn more about "Show Actuals Until".
The Hide Zeroes option can be enabled or disabled.
Utilize Variances As calculations (% and $) to easily and quickly compare data between (Source vs Compared To).
Click Save to insert the new tile into your dashboard or save the changes made to an existing tile.